EXPL0SlVE| Clarissa Shields, Tia Kemp, Trina & Trick Daddy DRAGGED by Geisha 305

You find a man that give you his whole wallet, he care about you. A man that don't give you his wallet, he just stepped up for a reason.

Exactly.

You have someone that feels so bitter, that hasn't let go, that somebody is successful and you feel like you should have been that woman next to him and you were deprived of it. You're going to find every way to tear this individual down because he did not take you with him. So now you're trying to make it about your son. You're trying to make it about betrayal. You're trying to make— it's just a bitter woman scorn, a woman that was left behind that did not go and not taking accountability why this man left you behind.

Black women, we hold motherfuckers accountable. So what's different for you?

Wait, what color is Layla? 'Cause you tell me what—

She's a Black woman. That's a Black woman.

What color is Remy?

She Black.

OK. And that's a whole range. But I'm just saying—

If anything happened to Papoose today, Clarissa couldn't go nowhere near that hospital. Hospital, 'cause Remy ain't gonna let her in. Come on, come on. I, I, I was debating whether I was going to tell people we were doing this interview, but I felt like they would just be so fucked up.

Yeah, you would have got phone calls. Yeah, you would have got phone calls in the hospital. Don't bring that girl on the show. She—

and they would have told you, don't sit down with that bitch, she messy.

You just like me, we the same way.

I said, you know what, I'm keeping this fucking secret.

That's why I didn't say anything.

You know what I'm saying? Geisha305, bitch. Miami in the building.

Dang, motherfucking County.

You already know, girl.

It's been a long time coming.

I know.

It's been a long time coming.

Listen, Geisha, I was introduced to your content when you dragged the fuck out of me. Listen, listen, listen, listen.

But listen, remember the blue eyeshadow girl? You was like, the blue eyeshadow.

I said the blue eyeshadow girl.

Listen, the phone call leak with you and Which one?

Which one?

The one you and, uh, Lovely T? Yeah, but I called him. Yeah, you put it out.

I put that out there.

She was hot. Oh, she was mad because I was dragging her all over the internet, everything about her. I called her the WB fraud.

She was mad. She was mad.

She was mad.

She thought—

she didn't know I had that call, but you know, she was trying to play me in front of the public and shit, like, like you was the only one.

Exactly, exactly. And I literally pulled card. I was like, bitch, we not going to do— we sat behind the scenes, we planned that story. I got sued because I stand 10 toes down. This is my content. I'm sorry, it is what it is. I'm not doing my viewers like that. My viewers got to trust me, so do the guests. Yeah, you understand what I'm saying?

But our first encounter was the CB.

Yes, you been doing your homework.

Look, remember, remember you came to my page, you was like, girl, why you coming for me? We could get this money together.

Exactly, I did say that.

And I was like, I'm not for the lies though. And you was like, I'm not lying. And I was like, I'm not for it. You was like, I'm not lying.

I'm not lying.

So it's like that was our gap, right? Because I felt like what you were saying about her wasn't, and you was like, it is. And we just kept our distance from there. You even blocked me after that.

I did?

You blocked me. I don't block nobody. And then you unblocked me. Yeah, you did. Because you was like, do you want me to do the interview with you with, uh, about you and what's going on in Miami with Trick and Trina? And I was like, yeah. And I said, well, let's do a double interview and let me do the interview by CB. And you was like, okay. And then next thing you know, I was blocked.

You sure were my damn assistant. I don't block nobody. It could have been one person in my life.

But next thing you know, and it was a couple of months later, I was unblocked. And you was just everywhere.

Because I was trying to figure out, because I followed your content.

Because y'all was going through the trial after the block. After the block, y'all was going through the trial thing. And then all of a sudden, I wasn't blocked anymore.

I don't even understand. I had to go through my profile.

You know how I knew I was blocked? You know how I knew I was blocked? Because I didn't go to your page. I went to my DM. And you know how the people disappear?

Because me and you talking.

No, the messages be like there, but the face, the person itself be gone.

Gesha, I promise you, and I would tell you if I blocked you.

Do someone else control your account?

At the time, there was a person. Am I going to say her name? But anybody that said anything negative about me, she would block them.

Okay.

Or cut off access. And I'd be like, why do you do that?

Right.

I don't have no beef. I don't know these people in real life. I don't have beef like that.

Yeah.

And she became like a gatekeeper. And it became such a problem that She would tell me what was said out there. And my husband had to check her, like, why do you bring this stuff to Tasha? Tasha doing news. People are going to talk about her. That's how the platform thrives.

She didn't understand the business.

She didn't understand that. So she went, there were so many other, like, coworking relationships that I had that she kind of got in the middle of because she'll be like, why do you play with this person? They don't really like you in real life. And I'm like, but they don't know me. It doesn't matter if they like me or not.

It doesn't matter.

Like people are going to talk about me. I need them to talk about what we got going on.

So like, I had to learn that later too.

Yeah. I probably had about 150 people that I had to go through and unblock.

Okay.

Like it was a lot. I only left one block because—

And I was one of the ones that was unblocked because when I go to my DM, then I start seeing you again.

I had to, I'm telling you, I was just like this. I'm like, why is all these people blocked? What the fuck is going on? Like anybody can get it on my page, but there's just one person that I keep blocked because, and that's been since 2017.

Because they was annoying.

It was annoying. It was disrespectful. And that's why I was like, take it to court.

Yeah. Yeah.

It was too much.

Yeah.

You understand what I'm saying? And I have a conversation with anybody. And I'm still open to have a conversation with that person. But it was just like, but you not going to come under my comments. You not going to come in my DM. Even with the neighborhood talk. Kyle has the same shit. Kyle was like, I had to block her. It gets—

Ridiculous.

Wow. And it'd be like 2, 3, 4 in the morning, and it's like nonstop. People don't even know that side. You understand what I'm saying? It's like nonstop. And it's like, OK, listen. Whatever you say, that's fine. You're entitled to your opinion. But you're not going to dictate what's going on on the page. OK. So that was the only reason I did it.

OK.

But we still put our news out.

Yeah.

It is what it is. Yeah. But yeah, it was around that time. And everybody was talking about that story. That was a big story.

But I heard you got a cease and desist note. And I did too.

You got a cease and desist?

From who?

Who the fuck you got a cease and desist from, bitch?

The Gladiator.

Get the fuck out of here. Are you serious?

Yes, Clarissa Coleslaw. Shit.

Yes, she did give me— okay. My team actually fucked up on that one though. They said she was smoking weed. I didn't make a video stating that, but in a caption, they wrote, I guess—

But she was being investigated for it.

Right, she was being investigated. I reported on that part, right? But in the caption, My team was like, well, I guess maybe all that weed Papoose had her smoking when they was in Hawaii had clouded her judgment. So she sent that caption in and I was like, what the fuck is she talking about?

But you don't believe birds of a feather flock together?

Absolutely I do.

So you don't believe that an individual that's constantly around people, friends, significant others, getting high, they don't get high?

I do what my friends do.

Okay.

So at the end of the day, if it's in your system, I've known when you get tested just by somebody blowing around you. You can come up positive.

Closer. I heard that— it— I heard different. I heard it has to be where you're, uh, also inhaling it. It can't just be on your clothes or around you. You have to be inhaling it in order for it to come up in your system. Now, I know they say contacts come up on tests, but I was told different. I was told you have to—

Clarissa, so you think somebody gave her a shotgun?

I believe she's who, in your opinion, her friends are. I believe she's who her friends are. The reason being is a person that has moral character, decency, their surrounding won't be the opposite of that. You know, like she had this friend that was with her in the weigh-in and the friend kept calling her the B-word and she was finding offense to it. And the friend kept calling her that and kept calling her that every time she told her to stop. She's from the hood. So that lets me know behind the scenes when the camera ain't running, you're okay with her calling you that. But when you're in front of the camera, you want to be well respected. But this is you. This is who you are behind the scenes. Because you allowed it. And the girl didn't know how to turn it off. Because you normally don't.

See, I don't call it a gladiator. I call it a mistress.

Okay. That's why I call her coleslaw. What's coleslaw?

A side order. A side bitch. So Clarissa Coleslaw.

Yeah, two papoos.

She's not a nigga with a two-papoo. Hey, make her a sign.

But he's not attractive to me.

He's not. But let him tell her he can't stand when people go in on him. Tell him, I'm really a good dude out here.

See, I thought that. I thought that because that's what Remy led us to believe. She led us to believe that he was a stand-up guy. He always had her back. But when everything hit the fan, you start spilling all this tea that we didn't know. So you start sounding like the boy that cried wolf. Because you start saying that he was taking advantage of your money. You were a provider. We thought he was providing. We thought he was coming to the jailhouse to—

And it was her money.

Man, he was securing the bag.

I mean, listen, he's an IG thot. He's an IG model.

He's an IG—

He's an IG model.

But you know what? What blow me away is when Clarissa and Papoose was on that Gilly. And Wallow interview, and he said who pursued who first.

Oh yeah.

And Clarissa was like, um, I'll say, uh, Papoose. And he said, no, you were in my DMs.

You checked it?

Yeah, you all in this man DMs knowing he was married. So when these people—

she was in Remy DM asking her for, uh, fashion, fashion tips.

Oh, messy. The same time.

See them, the bitches right there, you got to watch them though.

Listen, scandalous.

I'm telling you.

But how you get them is how you lose them.

Wait, what you saying?

What I'm saying is Papoose ain't there for the ride, the long haul. He not there for the long haul.

Oh, I thought you was talking about Remy. I was like, wait a minute. Hold on for a second. Because I know Remy—

Before he got a Remy house. OK, go ahead.

—and said that Papoose has put hands on her, according to her. And so—

The quiet ones do that. Yeah.

But I saw some interviews. And I saw, like, you know, she's really tense. Anytime he comes around, she hangs up the phone. You can tell in a— you know, you could tell. When somebody's a victim.

Do you think? Because Remy was a big girl in the beginning. She was kind of stout, like a Clarissa. Like Clarissa is the knockoff version of her, the rendition of Remy.

Just like Eazy on the Block is the knockoff of Papoose.

Yeah. Ooh, let me sip off of that.

But you've been on her ass though.

The reason being is, I'm a boxing fan, and I watched Laila Ali during her prime.

Yeah, and I'm glad Laila Ali is not giving her that money.

Come on. I'm glad she's not. Oh, I'm so happy.

I'm so glad.

Because Clarissa Shields need that fight with Laila to say she fought somebody legendary. Because Clarissa hasn't fought anybody with a name. Do you know anybody that Clarissa fought, like, that has a big name? No. No, I haven't. So you're portraying a role that this woman called you out, a legend that's been retired for 18 years, all of a sudden magically appeared and say, hey, I want to fight you after 18 years? No, that's you. You want to fight her because you watched that Jake Paul and that Mike Tyson fight.

But those are exhibition fights.

But you watched that fight and thought you had a chance of fighting a legend because you saw a legend fight a nobody because that Jake guy, And that Mike Tyson thing shouldn't have happened, in my opinion.

But Mike Tyson needed the money.

Yeah, he needed the money. But Layla don't.

Layla don't need the money. No, we saw the house. She got a Martha Stewart house. I said, oh, bitch. I said, Layla good. She said, bitch, you ain't gonna fuck up my ears no more. You know how the boxers have them big ears and shit? They be swollen like the UFC fighters.

She said, no bitch. Baby, I was coming to her defense and I've been having little words with Layla here and there. But one thing about her, she stand 10 toes down on her own. She told me in my DM, she was like, you know, I do things alone. So when she did that part 1 and part 2, she wanted people to know, like, I watched Clarissa with a calculative observation. I watched her. She needs her. Yeah. Clarissa needs her. And so she didn't say anything yet while Clarissa was slandering her. For like 5, 6 years straight. She just sat back and watched and watched the media eat it up like Clarissa was telling the truth. So she decided to come to the forefront and tell her own story after it kind of dumbed down. So now I could talk. So when she did it, she amazed everybody because we already know she's sophisticated. We already know she's intelligent. We already know she has a lot of class. But when she laid her out and said, you want to fight me and you say you'll knock me out. And I got more knockouts than you have wins. Let me drink.

Girl, she just— yeah, you beat me. And she said, every belt you put on, my face is on that belt.

Oh, but isn't it? But did you see where she scratched off the WBA owner's wife face and put her face next to Layla on the belts? Because they didn't put your face in there, Clarissa. You took that white woman's face off that belt and added your face. Oh, no, ma'am. Yeah, you custom made your own belt because you want to be like Layla so bad. You put yourself next to her. Look at the belts the next time. You'll see the lady, the owner of the WBA. Wife is removed and Clarissa's face is in her replacement.

Lali is an Ali. Like, that's legendary in itself.

It's legendary.

So how you gonna get to come in?

How you gonna uphold the father but want to tear the daughter down? Answer that.

I'm glad that she said, I'm not giving you— but I'll tell you what, I'm not giving you that money.

But I'll tell you where they come from. Where they come from. Clarissa Shields' father told Clarissa, I love Laila Ali. She's the best that ever did. Oh no.

Oh no.

You ain't see that interview when she said my father, when she was in her youth, she said my father said Laila is the best female boxer. And that's envy because you want your father to say that about you. You a hurt child. You a hurt daughter. So you try to give that energy back in return because you projecting. You want to say, oh, I love Muhammad Ali. To tear Layla down because you felt torn down by your own father.

He's a family lady. Why she sending lawyers after you?

But did you see Layla's, uh, uh, father's— what it is, ex-wife— teaming up with Clarissa saying, I want you to knock her out, I'll pay you to knock Layla out? Because, oh, I love that Clarissa Shields. Because you a bitter woman because Layla mama came along and married him. And you was out the window with all them kids, because you got a junior. She got a junior. She got an Ali Jr. Have you ever heard of Muhammad Ali having a son? No. But he look like Radio. You remember Radio? Here's the baby. So he's an advocate. I didn't know. He's an advocate for bullying. Now, you know Muhammad Ali, his way of dealing with bullies is beating them up. He won't be doing no advocation for no bullies.

So the only son of Muhammad Ali is Laila Ali. Cheers. Listen, that was a bar. Yeah, that was a bar. Guess she ain't that.

Listen, he look like the milkman's son. He don't even look like Ali. I wish you could pull him up, but you'll get a chance to pull him up.

I'll pull him up, because sometimes I be learning shit in my interviews with people, and I have to go back and do this research. What is you talking about?

I've never heard of Muhammad Ali's son. He doesn't look anything like him. Nothing like him. Don't even look like his mama. That's the milkman baby.

He did travel a lot. He did go to jail. Uh-huh. It was a lot of time.

He was a ladies' man. He was. He was. He was always in Miami. He liked to ride by Miami Northwest.

So you saying he could have been your daddy? He could have been. He could have been.

My mama say she used to see him by the schoolhouse all the time.

Mama should have slid through there.

Listen, I say all the way.

Life Could have been real different.

Yeah, could have been real different. Yeah, could have been.

No, Clarissa is, and I hate to say this, I don't know, she just has, she just doesn't, I'm trying to be nice about it. She doesn't have class.

She wants to beat everybody up. Not even professional boxing.

But it's her character. Like, she doesn't have class.

But she got in my DM and said, you don't have any integrity. And I say, and you do? Prancing around town with a married man?

With a married man and knew he was married.

Is that integrity? Oh.

I'm done. We gotta go way back. Yeah, we gotta go way back.

We gotta start with the Trina shit.

Okay, let's go. When you popped up, when you started dragging Trina, I think is when the internet was like, who is this? It was a diss song.

And I didn't know it was gonna be like that.

Girl, you dissed Trina in Florida.

When I dropped the diss track, and this was in 2005, and what hurricane that was in Florida that we had, was it, uh, that was Wilma?

Was it Wilma? No, that was Wilma. It was Wilma.

So I wrote some bars during the hurricane, okay? And, um, I dropped it. So I started seeing people come up there to the flea market where I did hair, and you got a CD? I want that. The bootleggers, let me get it. I charged the bootleggers $50, $100. They was like, for one CD? I said, because I know you're gonna burn it and you're gonna capitalize off it. So yeah, I need that. They gave it. So then I started hearing the radio station, Sam Sneed, Rick Ross DJ, he started putting me on the mixtapes. They thought it was Jackie O, they thought it was Kaio because they never heard of a geisha. And I said my name in the song, but the song—

yeah, I could see that, I could see that. I've heard your raps.

Yeah, the song sounded so like normal, to where it didn't sound like somebody trying to get on, sound like somebody was already in the door. So they thought they had already started saying, that's Jackie, that's Kaya, that's, you know. So they put me in the Ozone magazine. Uh, Jackie O was interviewed by Julia Beverly with the Ozone. That was 2006. And they asked Jackie, do you still have differences with Trina? Jackie said no, but you need to contact that girl Geisha because she got a diss song and it's popping right now. It's called True Facts. So I get the phone call from Julia Beverly. She was like, hey, we want to do an interview with you.

Because that's how you get on. You got to diss somebody. You got to diss y'all.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it was kind of personal too. It wasn't just me just dissing her because we went to elementary, middle school, high school together. Oh, shit. So she was, to me, she was always the Black Karen. To me. When we're stressed out about anything, including debt, there's so many other detriments to our lives, our health, our family, our friends all can see it on us. And then when you become debt-free, you can start focusing on things that truly make you happy. It really is true happiness. I've had many individuals make up with family members after going through bankruptcy because they don't have the stress. It really changes your mindset and allows you to have the freedom, the mental freedom to take care of what's really important. And I certainly recommend it for everybody because as we all know, life is too short. Somebody stole 2 hard drives from Jada's house.

So now we get into why she's even more mad. Jada would watch at the houses. She had her laptop, she would stick her hard drive in, right? Boom. And hook it up to the TV and she could play whatever video she watching.

So I'm seeing videos of her and Will and a bunch of other some celebrities, everything.

Because remember the last interview, I told you if you don't sue me, I'm gonna let people know who you've been hitting with them dildos. And I said if you don't sue, I'm going to sue. So I told you, being Muslim, whatever I say I'm gonna do, that's what I'm gonna do, period. And I gotta have evidence. So she's sitting down here watching, playing with herself, high as a kite, right? Not caring who's in the house, whether kids watching, nothing. She's in her own world. So that's how I was able to see the tapes.

I saw them and I saw some things that were unreal. And I saw celebrities on the tape.

I'm under penalty of perjury. If anything in here is a lie, my ass going to jail, period. There's no if, there's no ands, there's no buts. Watch this full program and other exclusive content on www.

Tashaklive.com. She was always the Black Karen to me growing up with her. She's always been a Black Karen. And I, I can't— she never claimed— like, listen, she was just totally different. She was one of the B-girls. She always was, you know, popular, always hung around, you know, the other B-girls. And, you know, she just was off the porch early, her and—

did she say she wasn't Black at one point? I think she claimed being Spanish.

Dominican. Uh, what was it? Dominican. Dominican. Was it Dominican? Dominican. Yeah, Dominican. Because she was getting awards from the award shows. If you look it up and you do your research, you'll see them giving her Afro-Latino awards for BET, Afro-Latino award. They mentioned giving her, uh, acknowledgement of being Afro-Latina in this magazine, several magazines. So if you look up online, you're going to see her receiving Afro-Latina. And I interviewed that, the dad, the father, you know. I got her biological father on live.

What do you look like, child? Because, you know, you are what your father is. What is, what is—

Just like Trina. So, little darker version, but he said he was a red bone growing up. That's what he said.

So, is he from the Dominican?

He's from Miami-Dade County, Scott Projects, born and raised in the county of Dade. He said he don't have no Latino in his body, but this is the key. He said, um, called his niece. He said, could you get me on a Interview with that bitch Geisha. So she's on my ex. She's like, um, Trina, Daddy want to do an interview with you. I was like, why? Do he know who I am? Say, yeah, you know. She said, well, I'm gonna tell you what he said first. He said he wanted to do an interview with that bitch Geisha. I said, well, tell him the bitch ready.

I heard that. So listen, I gotta pull some of those interviews still up.

It should be still on YouTube, but remember they got rid of that channel that I had. So a lot of that stuff was on there. They deleted it. But was it due to copyright? It was a lot of new policies that you know they're giving them back now. Oh really? They are.

Well, hopefully they're giving second chances now.

Hopefully they will. Yeah, hopefully, because it's a lot of interviews on there because I got the cousin on there doing the interview. But when he did the interview with me, Trina, the brother, all of them started calling. Hey, get off that live with that girl. Get off that. We'll put you on the show. We'll put you on Love and Hip Hop. Uh, Trina said she'll give you some I need you to get off the live with her. Just get off the live. Even the guy on Take It on the House, what's his name? Money Mark? Yeah. He was a rapper with Slip N Slide. He posts one of my roasts on his page. He showed me the DM. Trina was like, please take that girl off your page. Missy following you, all my friends following you. I got them thinking I don't know this girl and you posting this girl on your page. Take her off. He was like, you know, she told me to take you down. But see, people think I'm delusional. They think I'm just saying shit.

Out here just arguing with nobody. Yeah. You the only person got beat up.

Yeah, like I'm the only one got beat up.

She be like, nah, bitch, remember what you said in school? Remember that shit? Look, I'm like that. I swear to God, I'm like that. I still drag on to this day. Absolutely. That I went to school with. I swear to God, bitch, I still don't like you. Come on. I still don't. You ain't changed. Come on.

Because I ain't changed, bitch, so. But see, this is the thing. Trick, remember? That's when my numbers started going up, me and him stopped beefing. But we only beefed because he wanted to make it right, Trina. He didn't beef with me because he don't like me, he can't stand me. No. This was his opportunity to make it right with his colleague that he fell out with by attacking her rival. So they was like, "Ashley, you seen Trick live? He going in on you." I was like, "Me and Trick ain't beefing." Trick ain't got no business going in on no motherfucker.

But I said, "We ain't beefing.

Me and Trick ain't beefing." They was like, well, I can't tell. You need to watch the live. What did he say in the live? Oh, he say, I'm eating salmon croquette. What go with salmon croquette? Geisha fishy pussy. Oh no. Yes, he did. Yes, he did. So, you know, I had to roast him after that.

I know you did.

Because he got a big platform. Too many people follow him. So he told me, don't follow Geisha. She's just a clout chaser. She's just a troll. And I said, oh no, buddy. You know this motherfucker.

Yeah, I know you in real life, on real shit.

Real time, and I know you a good— but ever since you acknowledged, um, acknowledged your diagnosis to everybody, to the world, you became a different person. And I noticed that when people going through complications, they tend to change, and that's really not who they are, but they do change. And I also know that you've been influenced by other people getting in your ear telling you that I'm your opp, and I never was your opp. I've never been your opp. So I said, let me show him my roast skills online, because he know me for being quiet Keisha in high school. Quiet. And you know, the quiet person always heard everything, saw everything, this and that. And that was me. I watched Trina from the age 14 dancing in the strip club with a fake ID on up. She's always been off the porch. So her being successful, she probably was destined for that. Because she was always out and about amongst celebrities. She's 15 years old in Luke Skywalker music video. Go Trina, it's your birthday. Go Pinky, it's your birthday.

Now Luke said he ain't had nobody underage in his videos. Remember they was trying to come for Luke?

But, but Trina and Pinky were underage. They were either 14 going on 15, already 15. If you look at that, uh, It's Your Birthday video That's the proof right there. Those were underage girls. And at that time, that's when Eazy-E was traveling to Miami, staying in hotels, and the girls from Miami was linking up with all these rappers that was coming to see Luke because Luke was well known with all these—

Are you telling me that instead of CB being the gateway for stripper rap, it's actually Trina?

Did I try to tell you that? Oh, I thought I told you that.

Yeah. I didn't know. We getting a history lesson today.

We definitely getting a history lesson.

Because when Trina did come out, I was not allowed to listen to her, especially around my mama. I don't know nothing else.

I think what people get misconstrued is they was like geisha. You know, you always talking about her character and who she is or whatever the case may be. And the only reason why I did that, to be honest, is because growing up around her, she kind of talked down on people. And what it is— That's why you call her the Black Karen? She's the Black Karen. And the reason I say that is because people that do something to you don't remember, but the person that is done to. Well, they always remember. They always remember. Always remember. And I'm that girl. I'm that girl that sat in the classroom in history and you came in and was like, who did your hair look good? Oh, but you had to put that blue in. You ghettofied it. Oh, her sister. Oh, you know, Gaysha and, um, um, Carol City Cartels been doing talent shows at Club Norman, but Gaysha's the reigning champion. You should let her be your hype girl. I ain't never heard her rap. Well, she's a pretty Black girl. Joy. 'Cause Joy worked with me, Trick Wife. She worked with me in the hair salon. She was like, "Yeah, I guess she's a pretty." She was like, "Mm-mm, you're a pretty Black girl." So the shade made it easy for me to drop the diss track. It ain't that I just woke up one day and said, "I want to clout chase off of Trina." No. She was like, "Bitch, you had a comment." Bitch, I'm finna tear your ass up in a song 'cause I'm good at it.

I know she sent lawyers after me recently. Really?

That she met at the QuikTrip that looked like the knockoff, um, what's the boy name with the Carol City Cartel that was on the Love and Hip Hop show?

I don't know his name, I know he's up by though, but listen, I just know the new dude she met, she met him at the hospital. Yeah, he, yeah, she, he do look like Gunplay, he does. Shout out to Gunplay. He changed his life. He a Christian now. Oh, really?

He is. Oh, that's awesome. Because he sold me out in my DM too. He wanted to knock me out. We're going to have to call Gunplay.

Listen, no, but the nigga she with now, like his ex-bitch hit me. And she was like, first of all, he done whooped my ass. He ain't got no money. She talking about, oh, he own a trucking company. No, he doesn't. He worked at the QuikTrip. Met her at a hot dog stand and went home with her. Met Trina at a hot dog stand and went home with her. Trina's own family hit me and told me.

But this is the thing with that. I believe most of the men that connect with her that's underage is looking for opportunity. The guy who used to wear his nails polished and carried the purse she was dating before this one, he was an aspiring rapper. And this dude is an aspiring rapper. That's why he collaborated with her and did that song, that awful song that they put out, like that atrocious song that they put out. Which one?

Because I ain't heard no music from her in a while.

I can't even tell you the name. That's how bad it was.

The last song I liked by Latasha was the one she collaborated with, with K. Michelle. And that was okay. Only because I'm an R&B girl.

Maybe because K. Michelle sound good. That's what I'm saying.

I'm an R&B girl. Yeah, it was K. Michelle. But the nigga she with now, literally lived outside of his mama house in Miami in a trailer that sat on blocks.

But that's where Bobby Light from. He from a trailer. He from Dade County. He from North Florida somewhere in the trailer.

His mama Mexican.

She Dominican is because Bobby Light's— Yeah, but they— Bobby Light daddy and Trina daddy are brothers, and they Black men from Scott Projects. The mama is no kin to Trina. She's Hispanic. His mother is Hispanic.

So that's what she claiming, the Dominican? Yeah, yeah.

That's why she brought him on. That's why she brought him on. On Love and Hip Hop so she could show a Spanish side that she has nothing to do with.

That's the dope fiend side, because Bobby gets high, high.

Did you see him naked walking the street?

Yeah, he was trying to mimic Lil Nas X.

Was Lil Nas X imitating him though? I think Lil Nas X was imitating him. I think Bobby did it first and Lil Nas X— Hot blood Bobby. Yeah, he get mad when I call him Oh really? He look like Pee-wee Herman. Yeah, he does. He get mad when I call him Hot Blood Bobby. Why? Why you call him Hot Blood?

Because I said he got a house in Virginia. So they told me, I was just like—

They said that about his cousin for years. Which one? Since we was young. Which one? You don't know, Nan? Uh-uh.

He just get mad. I be like, I'mma sue you. Every year he say he gonna sue me because I call him hot blood.

And that's what my diss song said. That's why they really was blackballing me, because it says it in the song.

Everything's alleged, even my name's alleged.

Motherfucker, we ain't say nothing.

We ain't say nothing. We ain't say shit. Listen. Oh my God. Oh my God. Ooh, they gonna be hot, girl. It don't even matter.

But they already been hot. And they already been working behind the scenes. So like, what? What more can this interview do? They already been— Call the lawyer.

I want to talk about— Who you want to talk about?

School Paper Lion. School Paper Lion forehead-ass Tia that you brought on the show.

That's who I want to talk about. Now listen, we're all from Florida.

Listen, let me talk about it.

I think if you and Tia met, y'all would get along. Y'all personalities is similar.

We did meet. What happened? She was in my DMs talking about, 305, I love everything you do. I love you.

I want to meet you.

I want to meet you. Oh Lord.

Oh Lord. Now it's only fair. I said, when you want to meet me? Listen, it's only fair.

She was like, I want to meet— what about tomorrow? I say, well, um. Right now I'm doing lunch with my father. She was like, I want to bring you some shirts. I said, OK. She had the little shirts, you know, making fun of Rick Ross when he called her Granny. So she had the shirt called Granny Gang. Yeah.

I did not know y'all met.

She reached out in my DM and said, I want to meet you. See, it's always two sides. It's going to be the left side. Then it's going to be the right side.

So this is before, because I know I had— This is before everything.

I never met her a day in my life until she got in my DM and said she wanted to meet me. And I put up the receipts. I got screenshot when she DM'd me and asked to meet me. And I love everything you do, 305. Yeah, because she's a 305.

So I'm just trying to figure out like what happened. So what? Okay, first, so y'all started off on good terms.

We started off with her wanting to meet me. Oh. We on that. Let me specify. Didn't know her from a can of paint. Wasn't checking for her. I didn't know her like that. So when we did meet, she gave me some shirts. Then she was like, let's do lunch tomorrow. It's on me. But I didn't know when we did lunch, she did it to play in my face. See, this is the thing. So I'm watching her. Instead of her authentically connecting, she's staring at me. And see, I'm an observant person. I watch you with my peripheral, but I talk. I still communicate with you. But while you observing me, I'm observing you too. So I'm watching you. You can't even be real because you're too busy trying to look in my mouth and, you know, doing all this extra stuff just because you never met me before. So you want to say you met me.

So anyway, so was you dragging her before? No, never.

I didn't. I never discussed that. I never brought— listen, I wasn't checking for her.

I'm surprised because with the Ross situation, listen, I never, I never really talked about Ross.

So like my content has never been about him. Yeah. So it definitely wasn't going to be about the woman that's riding his wave. So anyway, shots fired. Boom, boom, boom, boom. We get at the restaurant, we sitting there eating, she orders this one platter. And this is her, this is her, uh, I guess her rebuttal. Oh, I only ordered one plate when we went out. She ain't order no plate, but you invited me, you said it was on you. So when you said you only ordered one plate, this was your gunshot, like to say I only ordered for myself. She didn't order herself nothing. So if anything hit the fan, you could say that. But you invited me and you said it's on you. So however you played this out, let me know that you linked up with me without being authentic about it. You wasn't trying to link to be cool. You was linking with an ulterior motive. That's what I got from it, because that was your rebuttal when we fell out. Oh, I ordered a plate and she ain't order nothing. Okay, fine. Then 2 days or 3 days later, you at Trick House knowing me and Trick beefing.

Oh, shit.

You get what I'm saying? So you basically are a messy bitch. And I said, due time, I'm going to just wait till this play out because I'm watching everything and I'm going to roast you. And when I roast you, I'm going to roast you good and I'm going to make you come out the box. So when she was like, oh, Geisha Mama got that Virginia visit. That's what I wanted to know. Wait a minute. But your mama is known to be a crackhead, ex-crackhead. She's not a current crackhead. And these are facts. And listen, ain't no defamation. This facts. Okay. So what crackheads do, they'll do anything for a hit. So that mean if they got to go behind a garbage bin and suck something up for a dollar or two, they going to do that. And they ain't going to say put on no condom. They ain't going to say protect yourself because I don't want to catch nothing because I need to go get this crack. A crackhead gonna do whatever it is to do to get that crack. So if anybody carrying a package, let me ching one time. Oh God. Ching. Oh Lord Jesus help. If anybody— and then after that, when she said that, then the sister got in my DM, her sister, the one that looked like her, that was with Rick Ross first. She said, yeah, okay, so I was with him first, and it hurt me to see my sister with my ex. She went to the same club I met him at and approached him. He did not approach her, she approached him. Naturally, Rick Ross got a type. So if that sister looked like Tia and every other young girl that Rick Ross get with look like Tia, basically everybody looked like Candace. So Rick Ross is not dating women that look like her. He's dating women that look like that sister.

What does sister look like?

Just like Tia, but a better version. Tia look like a rock. She look like a pillow. So at the end of the day, the sister say, yeah, she went and messed with Ross behind my back, and she was on the phone with me. Telling me all the tea, how Tia at a young age used to get Baker Act because she want to fight her mama. She one of them women that like to fight mommy, mommy, mothers. Yeah, yeah. And then after that, I'm innocent. Then after that, then after that, the sister said, uh, I, you know, I'm interested in getting in this field too, and I want you to be my manager, Keisha. Who I'm managing? Oh, nobody. So then she called me, she say, oh, um, about the son in the hospital, um, don't mention him. And I said, first of all, don't tell me what to mention. Don't tell me what to talk about. You chose to get in my DM and betray your sister because she betrayed you. So both, basically both of y'all ain't shit. She ain't shit. You ain't shit. I don't owe her nothing. I don't owe you nothing. She was like, but Keisha, I don't connect. I said, but you ain't my friend. You connected me out of a hurt place to tell me that your sister did betray you. I don't owe you nothing. You thought when you got in my DM to tell me all the dirt about your sister, I wasn't going to discuss what you told me about your sister? Like we going to be coon by y'all and we going to keep this a secret after she disrespected my old girl? No, whatever you tell me, I'm here to absorb so I could tell everybody else. She was like, but, Gacia, I play chess. I don't play checkers. I said, bitch, you play checkers. I play chess. Because I had you thinking I was your friend, and I'm not. You just like your sister. You cross-section. She ain't shit, and you ain't shit. You know your sister don't do me. But yet you got in my DM. Very true, very true, very true, very true. So at the end of the day, the apple don't fall too far from the tree. I think they got something going on personally that they probably need counseling for because they do too much. Here it is, your baby daddy done moved on with his life and you still going in on him, and your child grown. Child support don't even exist no more. You need to find you a man. Then you got another baby daddy that people didn't even know about until that incident happened with your son. Everybody thought Rick Ross was the only baby daddy. How bad you dragged the man? We didn't even know this man exists.

You know what was terrible is after, uh, Tia left my interview, that's when they got into the shootout.

Okay, I seen you come to her defense. Because I know there's a before filming, and then I know you do your editing. And I said that.

Okay. But we don't cut nothing out of the interview. Like, nothing in this interview is cut out.

I get what you're saying. I get what you're saying. But my thing is, there's a reason why that son didn't want her there. See, that father wasn't acting on his own free will. What are you saying? When that father said, you can't come in and see him, that was the request from the son telling his father, I don't want her in the room with me.

So who was the bullets for?

Because she never talked about that. So allegedly, whatever truck driver, he was the only innocent bystander. Those fires was aimed at that son. Oh, wow. And it was alleged that there was some business that went wrong. That's what got back to me. And I'm not going to go into details of it because there's a familiar party on the other end. Of this that you're very familiar with. So this is street shit? This some street shit. Okay. So with that being said, Tia puts more energy into the son from Ross, what naturally would make these other boys feel some type of way. You get what I'm saying? Because for a long time, people thought that was her only child because she always going in on Ross. But then eventually he was at the interview with her. Okay, then eventually the other boys. But see, this is the real tea. Remember she said, 'Gesha ain't going nowhere, she sit on the edge of the bed.' Yeah, I remember that.

Okay, she said it in my interview.

Let me sit on the edge of this chair. Okay. Why she said I was sitting on the edge of the bed in my house, she was sitting on the edge of the bed in Rick Ross's house. Oh, the same time she did that interview with you. Let me get something.

Wait a minute, wait a minute. What is you saying, guys? Jesus.

While I'm in my house in Daytona sitting on the edge of my bed, she was on the edge of the bed at Rick Ross's sister house. You was living there. See, projectory is a funny thing. See, it ain't no fun when the rabbit got the gun. When people be doing these interviews and, and they be talking like they living in their own house and they, and they asking for my deed and they asking for my lease and they act— and you living in somebody else's shit, but you talking like you got your shit well put together.

She took Ross from— she was living with her?

No, she was living with Rick Ross's sister.

Wait a minute. I'm done. I'm done. Now you know this clip—

listen, she was living with Rick Ross's sister. Then she finally got her stuff up out of there and went to somebody else's house. So a woman that's living pillar to post, living like she living this fame, and she got her stuff all put together, big loud mouth— because she don't roast, she just talk loud and curse. She talk loud and curse, that's it. Anybody could talk loud and curse. She talked loud and cursed. That's it.

I am gay, so thinking y'all just had internet beef, girl, I didn't know it was like—

oh, it was real. When she, when she, when she opened up that olive branch to meet up with me, I thought she was being caught. And then her best friend, by the one that flew with her to go see 50 Cent, the other one that got the mink coat and the Gucci shoes that, yeah, 50 Cent bought. Now mind you, She was giving shade on the live while I was talking to you, and I was peeping it, but I guess she didn't think I was peeping. But you was a whole fan when that Trina diss song dropped. You was on South Beach when I was putting them on all the cars, and you was like, Keisha, that's your song. And then you see me at the flea market and you like, oh, that shit go in. You loved me. But then when I didn't rock it off, then all of a sudden it's like you don't do me. But y'all, it's so easy for these hoes to forget how so much they was like swinging on my lips like they was Tarzan, and they forget. But at the end of the day, I just wish everybody well. But don't be sitting around here talking about shit you don't know about. Talking about Keisha always going on people for dates, and bitch, you was a whole fan. You liked it when I went in on them bitches. Because you said Ross didn't want you on Love Hip Hop. He told them people, if y'all put her on Love Hip Hop, it's gonna be a problem. So you know what it's like for people to try to shut you out.

Yeah, shut you down.

So for you to connect with me to play in my face, I felt— I took that as the ultimate disrespect from a bitch I don't even know. Like, I don't know you. You soft. You, you a peon. I'll tell you in your face. And what? And that's real on everything I love. Yeah, you portray this role. You let this— the first baby mama come over there on your property and whoop your ass. You did this whole interview.

Now she told me she whooped the baby mama ass.

Bitch, you jumped in the car trying to run somebody over. That's an angry bitch after they get their ass whooped. What? You do the math. Calculate that. If you whoop somebody's ass, you jumping in the car to try to run them over?

Guess you're too Florida. You trying to run them over? You too Florida.

You ain't trying to run nobody over if you whoop they ass. They trying to run you over. You right. Okay. I mean, I can't make that up. If you play back the Carisha, please, she gonna say exactly what I just said. I got in my car and I tried to— yeah, you went enraged because a bitch put them hands on you. And me and Stoney had differences too. Cuz I used to date Dante Cold Pepper brother, and she was messing with him too. And how me and the first baby mom met, she called my phone and she was like, oh, he was to my house. And I said, first of all, how you got my number? Your cousin put my cousin on the phone. Why would you give my number to a complete— yeah, but, um, cuz I just don't want you to— I said, no, you being messy, ho. What's her address? Cuz I'm coming to her house. Come to the house, she was like, what you doing here? I could prove to you. And go downstairs. She was like, you was to my house. He said, no, I wasn't. She spit on him. He put them hands on him. He got locked up. I went and got this lawyer Scott Salls and got him off. Shit, I'll be riding for them niggas I fuck with. I don't even play. Bitch, we going to war together.

I'm riding with you, baby.

Like, she even have you locked up. Yeah. But anyway, make a long story short, me and Stoney cool now. Okay. She reached out to me. I gave her the little fake little TextNow number. She's like, bitch, don't give me no TextNow number. Give me your real number. Because we need to talk.

I need Stoney on the platform.

You need her on the platform.

I got to get on the platform.

You need her on the platform. Let me tell you something. She's a feisty little something. And when she reached out to me and sent that olive branch to let me know that, Gaysha, we all right. That what we went through is in the past. We can move forward. Let me know, she is one of the realest bitches out here. Yeah. Because a lot of people don't have it where they can apologize and move forward. And I really respect that. Another person that did, that I know you be having a ride with, T.S. Madison reached out to me too. Because I roast the shit out of Kaya and Tia when they was doing them shows. She just played in my face though. She did? I was friends with Tia. What happened? That was the problem.

So Tia has always used me to help her platform to gauge numbers, right? Okay. From in front of the scenes. Hey, when Kaya left, can you come sit down? No problem. When she had the Fox Soul show, you know, she asked Monique to sit down. Monique my interview. They were the two highest charted, right? And it was right after the case. I gave her the exclusive. So she puts Sophia in front of my segment to introduce my segment and was like, you know, these bloggers be lying and shit like that. This is right. I'm like, you called me, begged me, please, Tasha, do the show, do the show. I've always helped her. I didn't give a damn about giving no interviews behind that shit. The only reason I did it with Kendall Kendall is because with Kendall Kendall.

That's my nigga, right? You know what I'm saying?

So I'm like, yeah, it's a 10-minute interview. I'm in Jamaica on my vacation. I went live and gave them, you know, that clip when I was just like, I ain't got it.

You know what I'm saying?

So after that, she was like, well, you talk about it extensively and come. I've always had a good rapport with TS, but when she put Sophia in front of the segment to introduce me as a liar—

I didn't, I didn't see that.

Yes. So people think— so she's got people thinking out here that I'm I don't like gay people. Just because I dragged her for how she did me. And she knows before I even went to the internet, I called that bitch. Right. I called her the day. I said, Tia, so you watching this? Oh no, I didn't see the cut. Bitch, I've been editing shows for years. You see your final cut. Why do you have Sophia's ugly ass in front of my segment calling me a fucking liar before you introduce the segment? I didn't know. I didn't know. I said, yes, you did. So I get on the phone with Gio, her ex-manager. You know Gio, right? Gio was like, Tasha, I don't know him personally. Yeah, Gio was, he was like, Tasha, I tried to tell you she didn't fuck with you. She was mad when Nicki started fucking with you. She got so hot. T.S. is such a fucking opportunist. And when I tell you, I'm not the first person she's done this to. Do you understand what I'm saying?

Right, right, right.

Kaya is not crazy. When it comes to TS. Okay, when it comes to TS in that industry, she will throw anybody she has to under the bus, and she uses, oh, I'm gay, I'm Black.

Kaya has a tendency of burning all her bridges.

That too. But in this case, I'm gonna be honest with you, this was all TS Madison. Wow. TS Madison had— first of all, you know you got relationships, allegedly, right?

No, you know—

here's my thing. No, no, no, no, let's think about it. You know you got relationships with Kandi, every body she dragging on that show. But Tia's sitting there with the gavel. Tia's just sitting there just— and Kaya reading from her house. This was all done in Tia's—

yeah, in her house. I remember. Yeah.

So when they started giving Tia heat, whenever Nicki was going to give them a deal, that's when she was just like, oh well, my friends don't want me to, um, to work with Kaya. So she made it look like Kaya went out.

Oh my God.

Kaya was like, no, you know I don't fuck with these bitches. You know I'm not finna sign to them. Kaya's like, how the fuck you trying me? Why are you asking me to sign to Nicki Minaj?

I remember that. I remember that one. I remember that one because she had, she did her reads on Nicki. Yes. And she felt like we can do this ourselves. Why are you trying to get somebody else in when we can do it ourselves?

Jason, turn the air on. I don't got hot.

But also, this is why I kind of—

TS is an opportunist. Anybody she can get next to. So when I start calling that bitch out for the niggas she's been with—

Would you say opportunist or would you say mutual? No. Uh-uh. Because I noticed with her, in this industry, you got to be okay with somebody. Wait a minute. I'm just— hear me out. In this industry, you got to be okay with somebody. You can't just be mad at everybody because there's no entry just being mad at everybody.

You know she never paid her team, right? Who? T.S. Her team tried to come work for me. She never paid her team.

Her team for the WE tv, um, because that was really supposed to be a slot for her and Kaia, but when they fell out, she went ahead with the segment and created something. But she asked them to put her team on that show. They didn't want her team. Did you know that? Do you know they didn't want her team? She had Speak up for them.

You have to.

Whenever I sign deals, yes, I run it like a law firm. You do. I'm the lawyer. You do.

I read it. Yeah. You understand what I'm saying? My team doesn't move unless we're all together. Yeah. They are with me day in and day out.

Yeah.

And here's the thing, I've always, I've always called Kaya a self-sabotager, but in this, this instant, Kaya wasn't crazy. Oh wow. TS was playing, and I'm like, you trying to get me to sign an NDA and try to sign to Nicki Minaj so I won't drag your friends?

Wait a minute, she was trying to— she was trying to get Kaia to sign to Nicki?

Yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell you.

I thought they had an offer for a television slot, and Nicki had the connect. And by her having the connect, she wanted to help TS and, and Kaia get their own TV show.

What does that come with?

Oh my Oh my God, I didn't know that. I didn't know that.

And here's the thing, that's no shade to Nicki. That's a businesswoman at the end of the day.

Yeah, yeah.

If I'm your boss, you're not gonna talk shit.

Yeah, I'm gonna try to capitalize.

To sign to Nicki, you playing in my face. That's why that show went down after she left.

Where did it go? It didn't go anywhere. Exactly. And then Queen Radio went up. Queen's Court went down, Queen's Radio went up. Exactly, that's what I'm trying to tell you.

So like with TS, me and— it would have to be a coming of Jesus for me to like really sit down with TS because I've tried.

Like, because I'm just like, is she hard to talk to though? Because when she reached out to me through the guy Cortez in Mississippi, that was our only mutual connect. So she was like, do you still talk to the girl?

The thing about it is, she feels the industry doesn't like me, but as soon as our deals get signed, the conversation changes. Do you understand what I'm saying?

I get it, because I felt that feeling before. So I get what you're saying.

You see what I'm saying? So like, for her to even try to brand me as, you know, she has a lot of trans people that follow her, as homophobic. But I'm telling you, I've had them try to fight me. I've had them, you know.

I've been through that all in Miami, trust me.

I know. I'm here with you. And then you get mad when I call you a nigga in a wig. Because I'm like, here's the thing, are you a nigga today but a woman tomorrow? Because if you're in my DM trying to expose a man for fucking on you, you're exposing them for being gay. See, I just don't let them play like that on my platform. And you're not going to sit here and say, oh, I don't like the LGBTQ community, I don't like this, oh, look how you did TS Madison. They don't know my husband was up over TS Madison house. Helping her with that 1982 equipment when she couldn't fucking work it. Nobody, you know what I'm saying? But she want to say, oh, I could have fucked your husband. Could you? Because you should have did it. Do you understand what I'm saying? This is how she is. You help her. Wow. And then as soon as something, like as soon as she fucks you over for industry relationship, oh, it's all gloves off.

So you've met her in person? Oh, yes. Oh, in person, yes.

I've been to that nasty ass house. Absolutely. Ain't nobody up in there cleaning. Baseboards nasty, food stuck to the floor. Miss Mary be looking real nice. Yeah, from the top up, hit the floor. Miss Mary, she probably, she probably gonna go live now with a clip, you know, after she done sent the cleaning service through there. Miss Mary can't clean that shit. Miss Mary in a wheelchair sliding around the goddamn kitchen.

You ain't right.

Blessings ain't gonna come to you. If he can't get down, who the fuck gonna get his big ass up? Do you understand what I'm saying? So I sit there.

Now that's one person, and I ain't blocked him.

You can't put Miss Mary in him. I ain't put Miss Mary in him, but TS is a Florida girl too. Um, boy, you ain't going to sit— you got kids, Keisha?

Yes, I do. She's 31.

30? You don't even look— when'd you get pregnant? 12, bitch? Which part did you get pregnant? Oh, 12, girl.

19 years old. Okay, okay, okay. All right, I'm like, bitch, 31, 31. Yeah, yeah. I keep her out of the media. How was that? And see, that's what makes me different amongst everybody else, because people, people be wanting to see, you know, how you live. I get it, people that support you want to see everything. But one thing about the internet, you can't get mad when people bring up your kids when you got them plastered everywhere and you got them in a mix of grown folks. Business. I'm from the old school. You do not insert children in grown people's shit. So when you rarely hear me talk about her, people like, oh, she don't do this with her child, she don't do— you don't know what I'm doing because, yeah, but I still do shit with my baby.

I know, but that's still a grown—

and at the end of the day, certain, certain platforms are not meant for that. You know, you— I don't mind you attacking me. You could take me all day long. I don't care. How was your pregnancy?

Let me stop you right now because you got to take a look at these waves I got, baby, waving at you. Ah, yes, ain't that cute? Shout out to Honey Beauty, the only products that I use that actually moisturize my hair from root to tip. And as you can see, because my hair is so short, you can see the root and the tip. I love that it doesn't have any cancer-causing chemicals, no preservatives. And so stop what you're doing, hit the link below in the description description box as well as in the comment section. And Google Honey Beauty right now so that you can start to love on your hair as I'm loving on these waves right now. That's waving bye-bye to y'all. Look at me, look at these, look at these. DBC Essentials body butter cream, we got Soft Girl Energy here, Coco Cashmere. That's what I got on right now. They smell so rich. And fragrancy. Okay, I don't even know if fragrancy is a word. We also got an unscented one in case some of y'all don't like the scented ones, but they are handmade buttercreams, highly absorbable. They don't leave your elbows ashy after you put it on, or 5 minutes after you put it on your feet still ashy. I love that a Black person has made body butter for Black people. I said I love that a Black person has made body butter for for Black people because only Black people understand the level of moisture that we need. Now treat your skin like it absolutely deserves to be treated. Head on over to zbcessentials.com and order your body butters today. How was your pregnancy?

My pregnancy was amazing. I had natural birth.

You did? No drugs?

No drugs, no anesthesia, nothing. And, um, I had—

did you have some postpartum going on a little bit?

No, I had to drop the weight. They told me if I kept the weight that I had, I would go into convulsions. I had gained weight. I had never had weight. People don't understand, when women with big titties, we gain weight easy. We gained weight. But see, I was little for a very long time. I was always 125 pounds. When I got pregnant with my baby, I went all the way up to 170. And then they was like, you can't keep that weight, you're gonna start having seizures. I was like, wow, this weight look good on me. They was like, but you can't keep it. So they had to take it. They had to take it. Yeah. But I had picked up pounds in Daytona. When I moved to Georgia, I dropped weight. Um, I filled out like 100 applications trying to work because, you know, you in the real world when you ain't pulling revenue in like you, like you online, you have to get a real job.

I have a whole team that helps me to do that.

And that's another thing too, I've always had a job, baby. I know you say I need to get a job, but I want to talk to you. Kebe has always had a job. Just because I don't promote it online, it's not meant for everybody, baby. But I always had my own bread and butter. Anyway, back to you. Beautiful. Because I gotta get back over here in this realm. I just had to throw that out because she told him, I need to get a job, I need to work, bitch. And I've been working. And guess what? And you burning bridges with your fans because your fans love you. But then when you say I ain't got no job, and the bitches that work with me that watch it, they were like, well, why that hoe say you ain't got no job but you work with me?

Well, I think it does kind of like— people have to understand, as a public figure, you have to understand you are talking talking to the viewers. These are everyday people that go and clock in, right? Right. So I remember Funky Dineva making a video, oh, you hoes is just jealous because y'all got to go clock in from 9 to 5 and I get to—

but Funky Dineva, they told me how you have to ask for money and have struggles too. So maybe you need to clock in and get a 9 to 5, because at the end of the day, I had to read him too.

And my thing is this, he snored today. Oh, he would have more money if he didn't. That's what you see, he got a new studio now.

The only reason it took so long to get I just got to get on Funky Dineva. Funky Dineva had been throwing shade at me for years without saying my name, subliminally. Even when it came down to the Love Hip Hop segment, when I promoted that show. He still wanted a read from you. But I did. I gave him a read. And a lot of people from Miami was like, why you did that? That's my friend. I said, but I'm tired of him shading me. I never did nothing to him. And I never met him. I never met you before for you to shade me. I understand you like Trina. I get it. A lot of y'all fans of her, but stop attacking people you don't know. You don't know what my difference is with this young lady. Y'all think I just came out the wind and just started attacking her for no reason. No, Trina, no. She know. Y'all ain't gotta know. Long as the person that I came for knows, then I'm okay with that. See, I don't know her personality now, but I know it's not far-fetched what I've already said for many years, because eventually she start talking on this show and she starts showing another side of her. Because as long as she— like, she's better than everybody. Black Karen. Let me drink.

I could be a Black Karen sometimes when I move into these white neighborhoods. You're not. You're not.

You're not like her. You don't look— you don't look at people because of how they look and treat them different because you think you're better than others. You're not her. You're not the person that when they talked about George Floyd and you're taking up for high-end stores because George Floyd's life didn't mean anything, but these white people that own all this high-end shit mean more than this man that was slain. You didn't give off that energy. You've never given off that energy. If anything, you did— you covered stories on celebrities. What happened with you and Claudia?

I was innocent in that one. So what? I don't like you. I don't like you because it looked like you about to tell a pill. I was innocent. I was innocent. Because I like her.

I really like Claudia. I like Claudia.

Claudia is a good person, but she talks too much. But I never get that from her.

Because you ain't met her in person. Oh, okay.

You see what I'm saying? Okay. So me and Claudia have always had a good work relationship. Okay. You understand what I'm saying? Like, she would call me if there were stories. Do you think she'll call her in? No, I don't. I don't think she's a colorist. No, no, no. I've never gotten that from her.

Because I'm blacker than black. I'm almost matching this chair.

I've never gotten that. I've never gotten that. And all her friends are— Claudia has a very diverse background of friends. Yeah, she does. She does. You know what I'm saying? But the diverse background does include a lot of mistresses. OK. Shut up! Shut up! So what had happened was, I'm doing me, right? They— my team runs the social media. I don't run my social media, so they're putting up posts. Apparently one of her friends— remember there was a video of a lady who went into the Delta Lounge and caught her husband with a lady? That was Claudia's best friend. Best friend. My assistant called me. Tiffany, you talked to Tiffany, right?

Yeah, I talked to her.

Tiffany lives out there with Claudia. She running that circle. She know she's a Tasha. That's the girl that Claudia brought to dinner the other night. I said, what? She said, yeah. I didn't know. I thought it was just a story going viral. Right, right, right. So she was like, Tasha, no, look at the video. That was the girl that took pictures with us. She was beside us. That's Claudia's friend. I said, get the fuck out of here. So of course I'm calling Claudia. Claudia, hey, call me back. I need to get an interview with your friend. So she finally calls me back. She was like, it's not what you think, Tasha. It's not that. And I'm like, I'm like, well, what is it? Because the wife was online just going in video after video. It was like a tease and tell situation. Yeah. So then Gary Owen's wife, ex-wife, was the wife trying to sue or something? No, I don't know what she would—

she just was expressing herself. She was expressing herself, right?

So, and, um, you know, I'm asking Claudia like, hey, put me in contact with her. We had some conversations at the table, but I did— I only knew Claudia, right, right, right. So, you know, I took that and I'm like, but I can't go live with this. And, you know, Oh, there's more to the story and one day she'll tell.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You need facts. I need facts. Like, girl, help me. Receive. So Gary Owen's ex-wife had mentioned in an interview that Claudia's best friend is sleeping with her husband, Gary Owen. Now everybody know Gary a hoe, right? But Claudia knows Gary Owen's ex-wife, the comedian. He knows, she knows. But this girl that he has a baby with, is, you know, engaged to, that's Claudia's best friend. So that's mistress number 2. Then we got Jay-Z mistress, Kathy.

Now, who friend is that?

Claudia's friend.

So do you think she's being subjected because of— Didn't you say earlier, yeah, with Clarissa? Yes, I did. Birds of a feather flock together.

So why does all your friends, they're very beautiful women. I was wondering how they afford their lifestyle. You get it? So I'm calling Claudia like, hey, I'm about to run this story. I need to get a statement from you. When the story went live, she ignored me. She said I was in the casino. Okay, but the story's out. She pissed. Going in. Going in. I'm like, Claudia, bitch, I tried to call you. I tried to call you.

But do you think women are attacked because you have these women that are so beautiful, they are so attractive, that these women, that they can catch—

They can catch a husband? How they catch a husband?

They can catch heat from situations.

So I called Claudia in the video. I said she's a mistress magnet.

So the people that she tend to be friends with are mistresses.

Happen to be women that sleep with high-profile married men. Wow. And I was wondering, where's her man? Wow. Because they were asking me at the table, Tasha, how did you get your husband? Like, can you take us to Africa? They were sizing me up.

Right.

You see what I'm saying?

So basically, I want my own man. Basically, that's what they were doing. They were sizing you up because they really don't want to be mistresses. They want their own man.

I just said for Claudia to be single and all of her friends to be mistresses is a reason why they're single. So do you understand? I have a job to do. Claudia could have easily came inside on my show and ate this shit up. Do you understand what I'm saying? Because she eats shit up.

She got a rebuttal for that.

She ran from that shit. She ran for that shit.

Because she probably didn't want to downplay her friends. She probably didn't want to downplay her friends. I'm just saying.

I had a friend, I had two friends in my group that are no longer in my group. You know what I'm saying? They was married on other married niggas. And I used to call them out on that shit. They used to get mad.

Yeah, I don't like side bitches. I don't like, I do not.

And I'm like, but you get upset when your husband—

Listen, if you can't get your own name.

That's what I'm saying.

I got a problem with you because you should want to create your own lane. You shouldn't want to step on somebody's toes or they coattail. That's why I ain't really feeling Carissa. Because even if Remy cheated with Eazy Da Block on Papoose, if Papoose go out there and meet somebody, I'm not looking at Papoose as a bad guy because he's only doing what was done to him. I'm looking at that bitch that's stepping into a relationship that God put as a union. I'm looking at her, which is Clarissa, because they was like, well, Remy did it to Papoose. But I'm not giving Clarissa a pass because Remy did it to Papoose. I give Papoose a pass, but I'm not giving Clarissa a pass because you was in the DM when all this didn't hit the fan. You was in her DM and you was in his DM. You was trying to befriend Remy but sleep with her husband. So this is my thing. I get what you saying, these chicks being mistresses, but it take work ethics what Clarissa was doing. Clarissa is a known woman from childhood sleeping with married men. She's a dirty— her coach. And, and getting pregnant from—

even though we look at children being victim, I heard she was under—

listen, we know children are victim to certain things, but we also know there's a few youth women, because they watch their aunties and mamas and all that, that they're not victimized. They the type of women that tell— they tell a different age, I'm 21, when they 15 and 14, because they think that's the thing. Even though we know these men should know better than to mess with them. But I can't give her a pass if your trade is still going on like that. Like, you're arguing with somebody's wife about their husband. Like, I can't even rock with that. I can't even— Furthermore, let's just put it like this. Your energy should be in the ring. I don't even see you talking about that much. I see you trying to be a rapper. I see you trying to be a mistress. I see you trying to be all these other things except what we like you for.

Boxing. Boxing.

Boxing. Then this is what pissed me off. So you get in my DM and say, yeah, I should sue you because you interviewed my cousin and you recorded her without her knowing. I said, but before you sue me and say I recorded your cousin without her knowing, make sure you play— in Atlanta— make sure you play the part where she said, I don't give a fuck about you recording me because I want this out there. Make sure you, you, you, you play for your lawyers how your sister stand in a one-way in, one-way out apartment, roach-infested, and some dirty-ass apartments, and your brother just robbed rallies in Flint, Michigan, because you got a $1.8 million but allegedly signed for $8 million, but your brother got a raw rally. To make money. Make sure that you talk about how you took Tony Rich truck and gave it to Papoose, and he took it and rode around in it. What real man is going to take a gift from your ex, dude, unless he a leech? You got to be a leech to accept the gift from the previous dude. A real man going to say, no, I don't want that, cuz you gave that from to him from the heart. If you really want to give me something, give me something because you authentically giving it to me. No, you took the truck. So everything Remy said about you makes us believe that you were taking advantage of her check because you took a hand-me-down truck. And then you want to sit on the platform and say, only person I respect is Cat Williams. He don't even know me, but he said Papoose is a good nigga. You might be a good nigga, but you pimp women. You pimp successful women. You don't just pimp any average chick. And then not only that, Clarissa was in your DM, invited you to her game— her fight, not game, but fight— gave you tickets thinking that you were gonna hit on her, but didn't know you was kind of quiet and offish. So she had to make the approach because you was gonna never do it. And when she made the approach You bit the bait and you moved out because now you got another house to go in that you didn't have to earn. You left one house to move in another house with somebody else that's taking care of you. So the first woman was breastfeeding you. Now the second woman breastfeeding you. So how am I supposed to believe that you're not with women?

You talking to the camera right now.

How am I supposed to believe that these women ain't taking care I tell you, if you keep going to women that are successful, then you was like, man, I'll be trying to tell these women about Pisces, man.

Oh, my daddy, Pisces.

Your daddy a Pisces? Mine too.

You already know. And one thing they gonna do is they're gonna keep a bitch paying their bills. You understand what I'm saying? They gonna get here. Here, let me tell you, they're gonna keep a bitch paying their bills.

Well, mine's more of a wallet giver. He said, you find a man that give you his whole wallet, he care about you. A man that don't give you his wallet, he just stepped up for a reason.

Exactly. Papoose ain't got no wallet.

In a season. He ain't got no wallet. My daddy got a wallet. He get a check coming in every month because retired.

So is Papoose Clarissa's manager now?

He's giving that. So this is what I get from their situation. What's up? Okay, so the $8 million that she alleged she signed for, it wasn't a go. This is the money that's going to be accumulated after she win a consecutive amount of fights. So $2 million will come from this fight, $2 million will come from— till it adds up to $8 million. So it's a package deal. It's a package deal. But mind you, Win Records is promising her $8 million, really the $8 million she's going to be making on her own. So basically Pat Pools and Win Records has bamboozled her because she's a young girl, she don't know no better, that the $8 million is money she made. They didn't contribute. But what they're going to do is capitalize off of this money because Wind Record is a small company that was based on gospel music that really didn't have a backing, that didn't really have any money. Wind Resort is a multi-$12.9 billion company. And a lot of people tend to get that misconstrued. The multi- $12 billion company compared to the Wind Records that doesn't have a network online because there's no money. So now you sign an athlete, your very first athlete, which is Clarissa. You don't have a track record of, uh, supporting athletes until you saw her. You saw Ching Ching. And then Papoose, he marketed her into the company because now they done made you the exec. They made you exact because they knew you had a millionaire with you, somebody that they can reap rewards off of. So basically, she's the seed for them, for their prosperity, and she gonna do it. And she gonna do it. You know why? Because she's gone. If Papoose was to leave her today or tomorrow and go back to Remy, she gonna be in asylum because she's putting him first in everything. She don't know she's the, the, the What they call it? The prize. Yeah.

She think Papoose is the prize. Like Simone Biles' husband said he was the prize. Yeah.

She don't know she the prize.

I know Simone Biles is the prize.

She was like, oh, Papoose is a $15 million man. Maybe years ago. Maybe that was the $15 million. Maybe years ago when he had popularity with Remy, maybe they did say something about $15 million. But the man now that walks down the aisle with you looking like Rasputin, and he's the hype man, and you get in the ring and fight, and then he transitioned from being your hype man to management to transition to executive at Win Records. Like, basically what you're showing us is that he was a broke nigga that you helped out. He didn't come in a situation already made. He got a job though.

She said he— Papoose got a job, he make money.

I said, yeah, I know, you Yeah, you her job. You his job. You're helping him out. Just the way Remy made him shine bright promoting Black love, and we thought they just was the ideal couple, you're doing the same thing. He just found a younger version. He feel like he got a second chance. Listen, I didn't capitalize with Remy. She kicked me to the curb for Easy to Block, but I got a second chance with this young girl. This head over here. That's why I'm so confused. Like, you call Leila Ali an old, old woman, but she the same age as Papoose. So what is he? Oh, she old. So what is your man? Oh, cheers, cheers. Clarissa Sheard is a habitual liar. She sat at that table in that conference room that they rented out with her team to edit, to edit out the part that Layla Ali said somebody said if she was to take— get back into fighting, she should take— should charge $15 million. Y'all cut out the part when she said somebody else said it, and y'all put her saying I'll take $15 million, they come back in. That's not what that lady said. That lady said somebody else said it, but y'all edited out that part and played at that little fake conference table that this girl was calling you out, and she never called you out. For what? She's already made. At your age, she already had businesses. You're trying to get there, Clarissa, but at 31, she already had several businesses.

Yeah, her mama done set her up real nice. You get what I'm saying?

She already was made. So why would she want to get in the ring like she trying to capitalize?

She's already capitalized. Yeah, Clarissa is very emotional and she delusional. Yeah, emotional, delusional.

And she want people to praise her. As soon as she see people not praising, she in your DM. I'm talking about you don't even got to have no name, no popularity, she is in your DM. No, I know, I know. I post that picture of her and the boy Bud, not the boxer Bud, but the Bud from Miami that signed the G-Unit under 50 Cent. I post that picture and I say, this who they say she messing with. She like, I'mma sue you, I'mma sue you, because why would you say I'm with him and this and that? Well, y'all hooked up at your little clothing line store, and they said you don't really mess with Papoose, you mess with him. You know why she did that? Why she got in my DM? She caught backlash from Papoose. He said, you fucking with him? And that's when she went ham, because I post a picture of the dude, Bud. From Miami that signed with G-Unit.

She had got in my DM and I told her, I said, Clarissa, listen, I would never get in the ring with you, but you in my ring right now.

Okay, my arena.

That's right. Remy gave me messages of you begging Papoose to call you.

Oh, so what do we do?

And I knew this information and I was like, you want me to respect—

Thirsty. You just thirsty.

Yeah, that's not—

you, you so thirsty. You so thirsty. Ask you, because Flint water being contaminated ain't quench your thirst. I believe it messed you up mentally. I believe taking them birdbaths in the tub and in the sink and buying them jugs of water because you ain't have no water coming through the pipes kind of damaged you mentally. And I just feel that way. And I feel like all this stuff you doing, instead of giving back to the community to better Flint. You so busy just trying to tell everybody you rich. So if they was to strip that away, what would you be without money? Because your only defense is you got money. But if you was to lose all that today or tomorrow, what other defense would you have? I think it's a mirage. I believe it's smoke and mirrors.

I don't think— because she be going live.

I believe it's smoke and mirrors. Refrigerator. Yeah, and it's probably propped with a wooden stick too.

And there's no shade to people with white refrigerators.

Nah, but nah, nah. If you rich, you got stainless steel.

You got stainless steel or it look like the cabinets. Yeah, it look like— That's when you know you got some motherfucking money, bitch.

Yeah, that's when you know you got money. Bitch, where's the refrigerator?

It's right there.

And I'm so sick and tired of people saying, people that come for Karissa, black women.

Black women, we hold motherfuckers accountable. So what color— There's a difference.

Wait, what color is Layla?

Could you tell me what—

Black woman, that's a black woman. What color is Remy?

She black. Okay, and that's a whole wife. But I'm just saying, anything happened to Papoose today, Clarissa couldn't go nowhere near that hospital because Remy ain't gonna let her in.

Come on, come on. But you saying tearing down a black side chick, what about these other black women that she's tearing down? Are y'all gonna hold her accountable? You, you, you tried to defame Laila Ali for 5, 6 years. You tried to defame this woman, the woman that worked hard to build her instead of just her credibility, praising her and saying one day I would love to. And you did. And you did in the beginning. She did. But then once she got to this level, when she got to the level to know that there's a possibility of her being one of the greatest, and I listen, I ain't gonna lie, I was rooting on, I was one, I was fangirling off of her. When I first saw her fight, I was like, goddamn, this bitch can fight. She good. But then when she started talking, it made me evaluate her fights even more. Why this bitch fighting all 10 rounds? She ain't as good as I thought she was. Because people that know how to fight— 2 rounds, 3. Even the 5th. On the mat, at least. That last fight she did— So she's a Floyd Mayweather fighter?

That last Hispanic girl, Floyd Mayweather, has he knocked out anybody?

Floyd Mayweather used to dodge and play with people and stuff and just last longer and last long. And that's Clarissa. Clarissa just lasts long in the ring. And then not only that, you can't be an undisputed champ if they have to give you, uh, what they call it, not you win when they have to give you a unanimous decision. Most of your fights are unanimous decisions. That mean they got to debate who won between you and your opponent. That's not a win to me.

See, you follow boxing, I don't.

Unanimous decision means they have to come to an agreement. Like when you go to court and you got all these—

all 12 people went back there and said, bitch, That part.

I was like, God. And that's what—

that's what happened. Let me go get this money. I'll be right back.

Yeah. And that's what her fight consists of— unanimous decisions. So you know she coming for you now. Yeah, yeah. And you've seen the girl that been coming to my page, Hannah Gabrielle, the one that knocked her on the mat?

Uh-uh, I ain't see you on your page.

Yeah, she knocked her on the mat. She been trying to get a fight with Clarissa for the past several years since 2018. Just a rematch. And Clarissa, just a rematch. And she's the only one gave Clarissa a real tough fight that knocked her down to the mouth. So where the best friend told you that Clarissa was pregnant, that's why she got knocked down— that ain't why she got knocked down. She got caught slipping. She got caught slipping in that ring, and that one uppercut into the side took her down in the mouth. Piece went left and she went right, and Gabrielle wants to fight her again. You want to fight everybody except the people that want to fight you.

Why won't she give Gab— don't give— don't, don't do Gabby like that.

Don't do Gabby like that.

Listen, that was a tough fight.

I'm talking about blow for— she hit hard, she hit hard. So I think Clarissa knew that by this being a unanimous decision vote that you won, because you didn't win It was unanimous. You don't want to fight this girl again.

I'm gonna tell you how to get some money, Geisha. Tell me. You know I can't hold back when I see gifts. My husband is a big UFC fan. Do you watch UFC? Uh-huh. UFC commentators, just on YouTube alone, that's not including TikTok, X, 100,000 viewers. Doing commentary at their home. You're watching it off to the side so you can't show it, but you can let them hear it. And you talking shit about the fight. Your YouTube check is stupid. It would be crazy. It would be crazy. I'm telling you, I look at them, I'm like, goddamn. There's a fight tomorrow, I believe, that he's going to watch, um, down at the cigar bar.

Because I noticed I did a roast on, uh, what's the football game— the football player, um, son, uh, what's our boy? The two boys that's been under fire because of their daddy. The football player that did— oh, Dion Sanders. I did a commentary roast on the people that, uh, came for his son when that, uh, that white, uh, football player hit him first and he hit back. And that shit did so many numbers.

I'm trying to tell you, first of all, you're already— how can I put it? I'm trying to describe you as someone— I'm trying to— you know how you see somebody in a lane that's not supposed to dominate but they dominating because what everybody's thinking. They're not supposed to know this. Like, you would do that. Like, you would honestly do Candace Owens' numbers if you were to take on sports like that for YouTube.

Because I'm a sport fan.

And really, really call out these stats, what it is. Like, I'm telling you, they would fuck— that is such an—

and I don't see— and it's an awesome skill too.

And I don't see Black people doing it and doing it because they're not doing it. Uh-huh. You need somebody to set you up a podcast studio and you just turn where you could just—

I found a spot. It's a nice spot.

No, you need to do it in your house. Okay. You need to do it in your house where you can just click the button when it's fight time, pre-fight, after-fight stats, all that shit.

Yeah.

The fact that you're a Black woman, when I tell you them white boys will be mad with Shannon Sharpe and them are trying to do—

Oh yeah, he reported my video. I roasted him. I wrote Shannon Sharp. Not Shannon Sharp, I'm lying.

It was the way you just gave that backstory. I know who you talking about though. I know what you're talking about. But yeah, no, you— I promise you, you will call me next year, you'll be like, bitch, you ain't know. I'm not a hater. I want to see everybody. What? I swear to God. Yeah. But when I see something, I'm like, that is such an untouched market. Yeah. They never would have thought a Black woman would be leading in politics the way that Candace is leading. That's true.

She's eating them up. She came out like her or not. And she played it good.

She played it good. They never saw her. They thought they were going to end her when they fought her. They couldn't.

They couldn't. She got bigger. Yeah.

Yeah. If you did that when it come to the boxing—

Because she is one of the most talked about.

UFC is the number one sport right now. When I tell you they'll invite you out, they'll fly you out. You'll be sitting with Joe Rogan and them, Dana White.

That's who I roast. Oh, you roast Dana White? He reported that shit. No, Rogan. Rogan. Rogan. He reported that shit and had that shit took down. Did you use his— because he used the N-word, the backlash together. Yeah, I told him up. I told him up. That's what I'm trying to say. He was like, they got to go.

So he apologized. Even if you just did it on X, are you on X right now? XFM? No, the platform X that used to be Twitter.

I'm not, but they say you have to be invited in, right? No, you just sign up for X.

Once you get a certain number of verified followers, they'll monetize you. Okay. And when I tell you the fights, you probably have 200,000, 300,000 people in there watching you. Just get commentated. All you got to do is sit and do what you just did right now. Clarissa and this person, that person. You get you some wine. You get you some wine or whatever it is you drink. And I'm telling you, them Cardinals will be so mad at you. Because they're going to be like, how she know this? Like she's a Black— And they're going to sit there just because they're in awe.

Because I follow sports.

Because you will follow sports. Yeah, I do. Whereas, you know, they have the little women commentators now and they be light-skinned with curly hair.

Yeah, they be so pretty and they don't be talking about shit.

They need a bitch to get in the paint. They need a bitch to get in the paint. You understand?

Yeah, they tell it like it is.

Like, you gotta do that shit. For real. That's a check right there. For real. That's long game money.

For real. Yeah. Yeah. Don't listen.

Figure out how to— I don't know who you know out there in Atlanta. Get that fucking podcast. You can start in your bedroom. Just go live about the fight. Pre-fight. During the fight, after the fight, don't never show their videos.

Just watch them with a backdrop with sports in the back.

That's what I'm saying. Just don't show their video because they'll get you for copyright. Okay, but if you do it the old school way, I can just talk about it. They'll just talk about it. They can visualize it. They'll visualize it. Yeah, they do watch sports that way. That's my husband. When he, when he can't get to the fights, he's on there with them YouTubers. It'd be like 100,000 in the chat.

Because in the '50s and '60s, they listened to the radio. They imagined it. They heard it. That's all they did.

Like, girl, now I see why Clarissa was in your DMs.

Show y'all, she was in my DMs, girl, and she was back to back. She was coming from her clothing line page too, not just her page, the clothing line, trying to act like she talking to somebody else. She blocked me too recently.

She, she recently blocked me too.

She blocked a lot of people recently, and a couple of my followers was coming to her page, say she blocked me too. I said, you know why she blocked you? She blocking you because people is calling her out on her shit and she don't like it. And especially people sharing that song. When Laila Ali put that little rap song that I did about her, popped off in the thing, she was so mad about that because of the simple fact she was an aspiring rapper and she wanted it. She was like, I'm working on my EP. Girl, you need to work on your boxing skills because the EP ain't doing you no justice. You can't do what Remy do. I know you trying to collaborate with Papoose and be a rapper, but you don't got it. It's some people that got it and some people don't. Your lane is boxing, and if you put your whole mind, body, and soul into this craft that made you, that introduced you to the world, you will be bigger than life. But because you're so busy trying to tear people down that already created a pathway for you— because Laila Ali, if it wasn't no Laila Ali, there wouldn't be no you. You trying to name all these men, we talking about women that dominated the sport. But you're trying to give credit to the men. No, it's the women before you.

See what I'm talking about? Paid the way. Bitch, I promise you. Don't make me come sit up in Atlanta and be your manager. I'm like, your ass sit right here tonight. It's fight night. Yeah. Live. Straight up. Let's go. Straight up.

Straight up. Let's go. Straight up.

Straight up. You would be a diamond in the rough because you're a Black woman. And they not doing it. It's just white boys.

Mm-hmm. Because see, even Clarissa tried to get in the MMAs, but when she heard that white girl that beat her came to the MMAs trying to fight her again, she left.

MMA is where it's at. Boxing is not— the future for boxing is— they're transforming that into MMA. She's gonna have to either retire at some point or transition.

Yeah, she is. She is. And my thing is, her getting on live trying to take everybody that come for her she still got growing to do. She got a lot of growing to do because you can't— the internet is going to always win. You cannot overpower the internet, and you're trying to do so, but you're not going to be able to do that, especially when people catch you in your fictitious bullshit. If you out here lying, it's gonna catch up with you, and all you're gonna be able to do is back it up with another lie. You tell one lie, you got to back it up with another lie, or finally confess and say, hey, I lied. And they'll respect you. Just to get it. We get it. We get it. When workers ain't got no money, Selita Promotions ain't got no money. Selita ain't even got a network. The company ain't got a network. The $8 million is a fraud, and I stand 10. And ain't no way allegedly. This is a fact. They ain't got no money. When you look at all the labels out here, when you look at Atlanta Records, oh, they all done. It doesn't show a network, but it shows their parent, their parent company. And their parent company is like whatever music group. UMG. Exactly. When you look at Slip N Slide, they got two parent groups. When you look at, uh, Cash Money and Bad Boy, they don't have a parent. They're the only label that don't have a parent group. But they have people that invested them in some way. Like Bad Boy, Sony Records, and both invested in them in some type of way. But they could talk about Birdman being illiterate, whatever they want to say. He's his own man. Him and his brother are their own. They don't have a parent company counting their money, cutting their check. Their network is their network.

Yeah, I think Birdman talked about this some years ago. It's the truth. The biggest check he ever got it. It was from Universal Music Group for about $100 million.

But that's not their parent group. But that's not—

yeah, they invested in it. It's not his parent group.

He's not signed to them. They invested.

Yeah, it's true. I'm telling you, you know your shit. You need to monetize that. I'm telling you. And just, just give me my cut later.

Exactly, exactly. I feel you.

Just give me my cut later.

Listen, just because I told you so.

Because I told you so. Exactly.

Because I told you. Exactly. Yeah.

But listen, Geisha, we could all day. We can.

I'm telling you, I enjoy being here. It's been a pleasure.

Yeah, yeah, that'll be dope. Charleston White pulling up here in a minute. Have you met him yet?

No, I haven't. I roast him too. He reported me. I had my roast taken down, and I was like, but you already told us you the police. I get it, I get it. Charleston White. Now this is the only thing I'll say because I know you're coming soon.

Is he pulling up? Charleston, what time is it now?

This is what I want to say to you, because I know you're going to see this a little later. When you said a woman sometimes deserve to get their ass whooped in they pussy too— he did say that, he did. And then they tell me that he just be playing, he just be saying stuff.

He apologized for it on my platform.

Oh, he did? I didn't see that.

You know, he's a comedian. He really is a comedian, and he was a comedian before he—

certain things are not comedy.

I get it, it's that dark comedy though. But when I tell you— now he has whooped— he meant that because he told his mama.

His mama said, stop saying that, Mama. I say what I want to say.

No, he whooped his wife's daughter's ass.

Really? He did. He told you that?

He did. He said, I whooped her ass.

Why he did that? She jumped on him.

You know he got a mouth. He's just a little—

oh, he drug the shit out of Tia though. That funny. He don't—

he drug me too. He drug— well, he dragged me.

He was just like—

no, but he drug Oh, what he say about Tia, man?

He said so much shit about her, man, and it was so funny. And then she tried to clap back and all she did was cuss and be loud. No, but that funny.

No, he did a whole comedy set on me. I promise you that shit was so funny. I watched that so much. He got mad because I had received, you know, people give me like—

his stand-up comedy is— and then have you seen him?

Have you seen stand-up?

Listen, I watched it and I seen how the people was going to beat him come up on stage. Yeah, he's got better now.

He just sold out Baltimore. That's a hard city to sell out. Okay, he just sold out Baltimore. He getting that check, check.

He getting it, he getting it. So he in that check, check.

Um, but no, I just, I feel like, you know, when it comes to Charles, me and him, it was all— it's all— the reason I fall out with people on the internet is he got to get the game. I'm exposing, you know, their families come to me just like how people come to you. We are at 816 Steaks, Seafood, and Cigars, March 14th. Tasha K in your city. I'm gonna be on the radio too, baby. It's 1865. That's what I said. I said 1865. We are at 1865 with my Southern accent. Steaks, Seafood, and Cigars in DC, all-inclusive R&B brunch. We got Mary J. Blige, a DJ who gonna keep y'all singing songs the entire time. Y'all get to eat as much as you want, drink as much as you want. There's a nice little cigar lounge for the men, okay? Please get your reserve seat. We only got 20 tickets left. 20. 20, okay? Yesterday we had 40, today we got 20. The show is less than a month away. I promise you I'm fighting to get 50 more seats open, uh, for you guys. But until then, please get your ticket now. And if you can't wait, there's a buy now pay later option on my website, tashakayonstage.com, to go ahead and reserve your seat. But if not, here's the thing, if you can't, uh, get— if you can't pay, I guess, or, you know, get your ticket in time, uh, we will have a door entry that you can prepay on. Okay, now here's the thing, the door is only allowing in 150 people. That's it. Okay, maximum capacity at this restaurant is 373, if I'm not mistaken. Okay, that includes team, so we're gonna be packed out. So if you want to guarantee, even though if you don't get a brunch seat, you can still get on the waiting list, you can still order food in the cigar lounge, you can still order food at the bar, you can buy the door entry ticket now on my website to ensure that you get in the door. Okay, and so, and party with us. We are partying. So this ain't gonna just be no like, oh, we just eating it. No, we finna party. Y'all, y'all was in Houston Easton. Y'all know what's up, okay? So I'll see y'all March 14th at 1865 Steak, Seafood, and Cigars in Washington, DC, from 12 to 6. You can even get there at 11 if you want, okay? So we got the whole building to ourselves. Thank you. Shout out to the restaurant too. Go to my website, tashakayonstage.com. When Jesus shed that blood, when he died, that made it easier to able to walk in your sins, to know that you are not going to be perfect. Things are going to happen to you, but because I died for you, you're able to ask for forgiveness and try to live righteous. That don't mean that you can justify bringing somebody else into this world just because you had trauma.

You have to become a whole person before you bring another whole person into this world. And if you really want to raise them up in the admonition of God You cannot continue to live a lifestyle that would then lend itself to them living in sin, the very sin that we're trying to get away from. Forgiveness is for us. Grace is directly coming from God. We don't have grace to give.

So you don't say—

I don't think that gay people should be having and raising children.

Corey Holcomb, you called him bluff on his own show.

Corey Holcomb has been selling an image for a long time.

You You feel like he set you up for views?

He thinks that just because I'm a family man, I don't have no children out of wedlock, I advocate for people to do the right thing, he took it for weakness. And we start getting into it, he started getting in over his head because he can't actually articulate a point or debate anything. He caters to the lowest common denominator of people.

You're forgetting that there are people that work every day, that go to work every day, that watch you, that look up to you for financial advice because I know what you do too, Anton. I know as a black man you are symbolic. Your wife doesn't work. She lives a soft life.

What I'm saying is I believe that the majority of women in general, which can also include your audience, have a different perspective of what it is that they think a relationship is supposed to be, which is one of the reasons why they say they want a partner instead of saying they want a husband. I believe that regardless of what women say that they want, when they get Under the right man, they will submit.

Just like how people come to you.

They do. They be— and they get mad.

I'll be in the middle and I'm like, this is my plan.

But that cousin that reached out by Clarissa, she really wanted to get in contact with you. Really? She wanted you.

Well, why she ain't hit me? She was like, I've been trying to— no, she didn't.

I'm gonna talk to you, but I really been trying to get with— listen, baby, I need to talk. The best friend was shooting in the air. She pulled up at the grandma house. 'Cause she was like, Clarissa put the best friend in the grandma house 'cause she ain't have no place to stay. The best friend was homeless, not the one you talked to, the other one that rap, Nigeria, that was in the pink when she did the weigh-in. She was in the grandma house 'cause Clarissa put her in there instead of getting her grandma out and putting in a house and taking care of the grandma and hiring a nurse, big money. You put the best friend in this lady house that she worked for and kept her in the old folks home. Make it make sense. No, I need that, cuz. Yeah, Shelita. Her name is Shelita. Yeah, I'm gonna give you— I'm gonna give it to her because she wanna— I need her.

She wanna talk. I need Tony too. She wanna talk. She come talk. And that's the thing, that— and that's what I want people to understand about me, is like, when it comes to this platform, I don't care if they got beef with me. The platform is yours. You can have it. You understand what I'm saying? And I don't get mad if they turn it down. Eventually they spin the block. They always do. They do. They always do. They might— I don't want to you, bitch. Let's see. No, all right, Tasha, I'm coming through. You see what I'm saying? Like, that's just how it works. And I ain't never been upset about no interview, I promise you.

Yeah, that's how I know about the birdbaths and sink and all that, because— and then she was like, you recording me? And I was like, girl, just keep talking.

Yeah, of course, absolutely.

And then I told her at the end, and then at the end I told her, I said, yeah, I recorded. She was like, but I would have did— I said, no, you wouldn't have been authentic. You sure would have You would have been trying to straighten certain things up.

But you didn't even have to tell her because you were joining.

But I told her anyway because I knew I was going to tell her afterwards so she'll know. Yes, I was, but I just didn't feel like you were going to be authentic if I would have told you. I feel like you would have dressed it up, so that's why I did it that way. But she know, and she said, I don't give a fuck, you can share it. Once she said that, it was a go.

It was a go. Geisha305. All the way live.

One time she came.

Building all the way. Now you know Tia gonna come back and respond.

Yeah, but she can respond. I don't mind her responding, but at the end of the day, talk on shit you know. Because I know when you came for me, you came on this interview, you did your research, you watched Trick Daddy videos, and you was a parrot. You repeat everything he said. It wasn't nothing you knew about me. You don't know me personally. You asked to meet me, you met me twice, and that's all you know. Anything else that you get, you getting off of hearsay, so it's not validated. It's not actual and factual. That's why I say the tables will turn. It ain't no fun when the rabbit got the gun. I'mma get my opportunity to tell my side of the story. You sat on this lady platform like you knew me and you don't know me. Be honest, you don't know me. You going off of hearsay. And that's just what it is.

And this is why they don't like me either, because they say you always in the middle of the mess, bitch. But, but I—

they said that about me too. Yeah.

Yeah, I got thirsty ass motherfucking whiners. I'm not saying I'm supposed to be even across the board. It doesn't matter who got beef with me.

And then, oh, I gotta talk about this colorist activity she said when she was on your platform. She was like, and she real black, but bitch, don't leave out the pretty.

Now, Tia, she is pretty, I ain't gonna lie.

I'm talking about me, bitch. No, you.

That's what I'm talking about. I said you are pretty.

That was the first thing I said when I You said the black. Wait, wait, you said the black. Bitch, when you talk about melanated women, you cannot mention me being extra choco without saying the word pretty.

Let me get something. You know who you look like to me? Who? Remember the, was it Class Act? The dark-skinned chick? Class Act, Class Act. The one that was the girlfriend to— Classic. Was it Play?

Oh yeah, Kid 'n Play. The one that was dancing with, um, she bleached her skin though. I don't know why she did that.

That melanin is so beautiful. Signature look, man, it popped.

It's beautiful.

And now it's like, when I saw her—

but I know that industry can make you feel a certain way when you're amongst other people because they promote beauty is this, and you don't know that beauty is really this because this is where everything else came from.

They're emulating us. They cosplaying Black women.

I did an interview with Cristal. Okay. That plays on, um, Queens— Queen— All Queens Men. Okay, okay.

Yeah, I know who you're talking about.

Yeah, yeah. And, uh, she shared with me the story how her best friend is my complexion, and she went to the after party at the Players Club because they did such a successful job with that show. Yeah. And How they said, oh, you and you can go in, but them two can't go in.

Because they was dark-skinned?

They was dark-skinned. And guess what she said? They can't go in, I ain't going in. She made a U-turn. Now it's her premiere, it's her show. She was in the movie, but she said, these my girls. How the fuck am I going to go in and they can't go in? So we find somewhere else to party. I like her. Yeah, that's a real person. You need to have her on your show. Yeah, I'll get her. Her and my girl who play on it. We do. We got a strong referral program. Yeah, we do. Yeah, yeah. I'm gonna reach out to her and say, you need to go on that.

Yeah, like that's some real shit right there.

Because I fucked with her and she was like, I made a U-turn because I'm not going nowhere. And I authentically look at my best friend as my sister.

Well, we're all Black women.

Come on, we all Black. We all just different shades. Just different shades. That's it. And we the shit.

We the only race of people that can have any baby of any color. Because we got that Eve gene.

Eve. That means the first—

who was the first? Eve.

And we the only ones that carry that gene.

You need to get into the space, okay? And you need to start reporting on this shit's sports, okay? You're gonna take a lot of money from them, okay? I'm trying to tell you, I'm gonna get on that ASAP.

Get on that.

And whenever— whatever— you got that appointment, you're putting them out because you even had the fighters on your show. As soon as you start doing it, don't do it like how you do your, you know, your—

no, I'm gonna set up. I'm gonna do a setup. I'm gonna do a setup. I need a whole new setup? Stream. Okay. Twitch, YouTube, X, Facebook. And I haven't even opened up a Twitch, but I heard everybody's over there.

You would be, especially for the fight night, you would dominate over there.

So when I connect, when I connect all them, how do I connect all the channels together?

There's a, um, you know what I'll do? I'll have my husband, um, send me the link. There's a company that we use called Streamlabs that can do it. I think there's a few others.

Is it StreamYard? Streamlabs. Streamlabs.

That's different from— that's different from StreamYard. StreamYard is more of a, uh, like a collaborative type space.

Okay, okay. Where people can join your live.

With this, it's like you can pretty much— it's a hub for all of your, um, your sites. Okay. You can connect them at once.

Okay. So yeah, because I noticed, uh, TS does that. You do that as well?

Some platforms, it depends. Like Facebook, we don't put long-form content over there no more because they started reporting it.

They started deleting it 30 days.

So Facebook.

Because I know you had a backup at one time too, when they was doing too much on your platform. Well, because it wasn't like that with you when you first started doing it.

People wasn't a backup channel to drag, so they wouldn't take my main channel down. Oh, that's when I. That's the channel. I released the. The call on the recording. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I knew they was gonna report that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I thought you built it just in case they put that on suspension, you're asking.

I follow all the rules when it comes to YouTube. We don't play about that one. Yeah. That's our business.

Yeah, they real tight over there.

But on the back one, oh, it goes down up over there. And it has never been down. Wow. Not once. And when I tell you I expose myself.

So why they target the main one? I don't get it.

The main one, it just be like copyright shit, but we get it worked out. It's not anything big. You know what I'm saying? And you know, I'm a YouTube partner. So YouTube was trying to do a deal with me at one point.

Yeah, they did too. I'm going to tell you when they reached out to me. 2010, YouTube reached out to me and said, hey, do you want to work with us? We want to work with you. But I was doing hair. Listen, the money was stupid with hair. I was so big in the salon. My day, my slow days was 16 people a day. This is not even a holiday. And they're fighting over the list. I was here first. Kebe, she scratched my name off. And I didn't do appointments. I did first come, first served. And then holidays was like 30. And I'm taking them home. And I'm doing their hair. And I'm finishing 5 in the morning. And then I'm back at the shop at 10.

Keshia, I was going to— I wanted to ask you something. I know I will offend a lot of people when I ask this question. No, because I noticed— I come from every Wednesday, there was a half day at school. That's the day I was in the shop. Shop. My mama, I would leave school, she would drop me off at the hair shop, you know, the hair salon, and I would be the last to get my hair done. Okay. Because my mama, you know, she was at work, she was like, keep her here. And I learned how to do hair. These were the Dudley women.

These were the, um, the ones that didn't buy the perm out the store, that you had to get that shit with your license. Exactly. Yeah. A perm, Dudley. Yes. Clip your ends. There's no split ends. They treated your hair and made sure your hair— that's what I'm saying.

And you're— I was gonna say, when I looked at your hair, yeah, that's in— it's not an old school look, but that is the original method.

That's the original method. No bonding, no bonding up here. All sew-in. And I just did this today because I came on the plane with the ponytail.

And I know I'm gonna piss off my viewers, but when I see these wigs and you could tell that they wigs.

You could tell that they wigs.

And there's no— like, I know when I used to wear sew-ins, I would wrap my hair. I wrapped this too. I use Lotta Body at the time. Uh-huh. And I would wrap it, put it under the dryer so it, it falls.

Dilute the Lotta Body because if it's too much, it's too hard. It's too hard.

You have to dilute it. You know what I'm saying? And I would curl it, you know, put a roller set in it so it looks so natural. Now the wigs are being slapped on and they shiny. Yeah.

And the makeup is sitting up and the adhesive glue is sitting right here looking like paste. Yeah. Yeah, I don't like that. And then you can see it on the movies.

So you understand where I'm coming from.

I know, I get it. I don't like it. I don't wear it either.

My daughter tried to wear a lace front one time and I'm so glad they picked out of her in school. They said, "We see your glue." And I said, "Thank God." Yeah, thank God. Yeah, she stopped wearing them. She came home, took it out, she was like, Mom, oh my God.

Now, now, now, there is a glue for the lace wig that doesn't show that adhesive and it looks like your skin. But what it is, you can't cut it all the way to the hairline. You have to leave space out on it so it can blend in with your skin. So what you do is you base it with the makeup up under the lace lay it your complexion, lay it, and you won't see that adhesive glue. You won't see the lift. It'll look like your skin. There is a glue. They have upgraded.

I just, I feel like even when it doesn't look like, like you can't see the hairline.

Now when they stretch their hair, you can see.

Like your hair right now is blended. It's not that gloss shine.

It's no, it's no oil on it, but it's no oil. I don't, I do dry. I do dry looks. Everything is dry. I don't use oil.

I don't use grease.

Yeah, I don't do that. No oil.

So what— before we wrap this up, because Charles ain't gonna be here till 6 o'clock. Okay. Nah, for real, like, nah, nah, because I've been waiting on a bitch like you to come see on the platform. Like, because I'm like, I'm seeing this and I'm like, who told y'all this shit was cute? Yeah, yeah. Like, for real, like, yeah, I ain't feeling the wigs.

I don't wear those. And not only that, when they eventually slide up, they pop hair. When it gets old, it slides, so it's popping strands. I got my daughter—

finally, I have found— she had found a girl, uh, down here in Fort Lauderdale that does like $60, $70 sew-ins. So she would wash her hair, grease it and stuff, go, and the girl would sew in the hair. And I told my daughter exactly how to do it. So when people see her hair, they're like, oh, that's her hair. And I'm like, it's not, but it's healthier. Her hair grows.

That's right. You understand what I'm saying? That's right.

And I'm like, that's how we was wearing it. That's how we was wearing it for a long time. Like, Mommy, you don't know what you're talking about. You ain't got no hair.

And I'm like, baby, listen, I know what I'm talking about.

I was young once. My hair's so thick. I let it grow out one time, child. I had the mushrooms sitting up like this.

And we get our age, we want to whack it all off because we're tired of the maintenance. Because I don't cut my hair down to a 2 or 1. Used to go to the barber shops, let them tape me up, and then they grow back.

I'm a 1 and a half right now. So, so I know. Yeah, I'm just— and I work too much and I like to just get up and go.

And when you do, you have the face, you can do it.

Oh, well, thank you, baby.

Yeah, when you have a picture, when you have a picture, everybody can't do it. Cheers to that, baby. Everybody can't do it.

I have nothing. And I used to do— that was how I made money in high school. I, I did hair and I used to do a lot of sew-ins. Okay. I used to do a lot of, um, I didn't do quick weaves too much because I, I refuse to do that because I'm like I realized that it's damaging. It's damaging to that hair only because I sat in the beauty shop all day. So once I learned sitting with them, and then sooner or later they had me wrapping women, you know what I'm saying, uh, unwrapping them, combing them out, showing me how to taper.

But how I learned how to savor a woman's hair when I did the quick weave is I put the next strip and sewed it down on the braids, then I put the cap on. So when they took it off no damage to the hair. Yeah, yeah. But nobody wants to walk around with the paper sound. I got you.

What you think about Razor Chick of Atlanta though? Now, who is that?

The lady who do the comb overs.

So you know how we—

I heard the Razor Chick. I think the Razor Chick was the bomb when she first was introduced to the internet, but I was already doing that without the razor. I was already doing Listen, when I say— because a wrap will cover anything.

When you wrap the hair and you comb it—

what she does with the razor, I did with the scissors. What she does with the razor, I already was doing with the scissors. So the scissors just gave it that layer. When I see the razor, I was like, the razor—

and as soon as you take it out of a wrap, it just— it's already feathered. It looks good, man.

Listen, did a hair show, had this girl wrap layered. When she dropped that, took the drop off her head, she had the box out and she bounced in the shirt. Everybody was like, so you don't do hair no more? I don't do it anymore. I used to do it, but I started becoming allergic to the chemicals. I became allergic to the chemicals. Which ones, the dyes? Anything, whether it was the hair, whether it was the glue, it's something they added to the chemicals that wasn't there. And I think it was to affect the Black community. And it's not something in my head. I know it's a fact. That they did that. They tampered with the chemicals because they knew we were capitalizing off of the hair business, the hair market. And I believe somebody tampered with it.

I got braids when I used to wear braids all the time when I was a kid, especially if I had like damage to my hair or, you know, I'm doing sports and stuff. So we always did— I would do like the medium-sized braids. I wouldn't do them too low, right? Them pinch plaits used to take— make bitches bald head, right? The micros, we call them pinch plaits here.

And, uh, and we call them pigtails. Yeah.

So I remember, what the fuck was I going to say? This goddamn wine done got to me. Shit. So I remember when I would wear the braids and stuff like that, damn, I forgot what the fuck I was going to say.

This supposed to make you think, girl. This is supposed to make you think.

Bitch, I'm drunk. What are you talking about? This is my fucking second bottle today. What was I saying? Help me out. I ain't got Jasmine here.

So you said that— I'm lost. We both can't think about it. Wait a minute, you was talking about the hair.

Oh, the braids. I used to wear braids all the time. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I used to wear braids all the time, but then when I got braids as an adult, I went down to the Africans, they put the braids in my head, my scalp was burning.

Wow. Not itching. And they braid good. Burning. My scalp was burning.

As soon as they— it was chemical. When I took it out, when I took it out, my scalp was swollen. It wasn't that it was too tight, it was the hair. The hair.

It was burning because you notice that they telling people to wash the hair in vinegar. And so we didn't have to do that. We didn't have to do that. We didn't have to soak hair in vinegar. Like, what are y'all putting on there? Yeah.

That's true. Yeah, and that was the last—

I can't even wear— what is it, chemical on? I can't wear that.

Oh no, that was the shit that did it.

Yeah, I can't wear that.

And I thought I was gonna, you know, throw some braids in my head, go on a little trip. I had to take this shit out the next day.

Take it out.

And I tell you, I had to take so much Benadryl. Me too. I said, no, I'm allergic. I know you're not lying. The only hair dye I can use—

I put that on my natural hair because my hair is lengthy. But on my own hair. Once my hair— once my hair touched my skin, I got wet.

You got that roller set wrap?

Yeah, but I get wet. I get weps from my own hair putting color in it. Yeah, because it's something in the chemicals.

Swells to the point where my eyes will shut.

Listen, this is why I stopped doing hair. My customer turned around and looked at me and said, what's wrong with your face? I said, what you mean? Looked in the mirror, I looked like Gina off of Martin. The chemicals was fucking me up. I looked like the mask, it had me that fucked up.

Yeah, that's right. That's what it did to me because it's something they putting in. It did something to my hands when I was doing people's hair. I don't know why it would hurt my hands and it wasn't tendonitis, it was just my hands would just be painful. Lock up?

Would it lock up? Yep. Because that's like pre-signs of arthritis too at 21. At 21, using your fingers a lot, you was braiding?

Yeah, I was braiding. Yeah, I was, I was cutting, doing wraps.

You were braiding?

I was doing everything. I was gonna open up a slew of shops and shit, but I was just like, I had to change courses.

You should. You still can manage it and have other people working and recruiting from the hair school.

I know, but no, nobody do hair like you no more. Yeah, yeah, they don't forget. And it's like, they just go—

I'm like, everybody with a wig, everybody, even the celebrities, everybody wearing did, because we in the era of convenience. I tell everybody, nobody wants to work hard anymore. Everything is convenience, whether it's hair, whether it's a, a restaurant, whatever it is. Everybody's into convenience. There's no more work hard. If it's not an easy way, I don't want to do it. And that's just what everyone— stop.

It's still a 4-step all-day process to do just this hair right here.

And I noticed everybody I used to do their hair, they do hair now. Everybody, because you know YouTube—

Yes, they do, girl.

YouTube University made everybody think they could do hair. Because once they start putting up the tutorials, baby, everybody start doing it.

I literally could have just gotten my license up under another stylist, but I wanted to go to school. I just wanted to have it, you know what I'm saying? And when I was in school, I started getting sick. So I had to drop out. But I just wanted you to come through.

Thank you so much. You're welcome. You are. I enjoy—

you are. I know. I'm glad. Like, when I hit you, I was like, yeah, yeah, time.

You was like, let's do it, let's do it, let's do it, let's do it.

So, but I did want to apologize to you about something.

Okay.

Um, when Tia did do the interview, yes, we were both roasting you. We were, you know what I'm saying? Um, I've never met you. I don't know you personally. Me and you have just always had—

she don't know me personally.

Me either. But go ahead. There was a moment where I just kind of stood back because we were both drinking heavy that day. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. And I'm not blaming it on the alcohol because I was conscious when she started talking about— I don't know if this is true or not, but she had mentioned somebody in your family dying of AIDS. And I was like, what? And she was like, yeah, she didn't tell you.

But nobody's dying. Everybody is living in my family. You know why? Because we're covered by the blood of Jesus. And when you're covered by the blood of Jesus, when the enemy try to put something out there in the universe, yeah, to try to, uh, make it seem like something it is, mainly it's projectory. Somebody probably dying in her family, but we living on our end.

Yeah, I had no clue because, you know, I never put out— she don't have a clue. But the thing is, like I only talk about stuff that I know, and I accept your apology.

I'm not turning down your apology. I'm accepting your apology. But at the end of the day, I just feel like you don't even have to apologize because what she said on your platform is not actual and factual, and she don't know.

Well, I mean, if it's on my platform, I'm still responsible for it, right?

I get it.

But there was a moment where I gave her dragging. Yeah. And then it was like, it went to the, that's why this person got and I was like, oh, wait up. You know how it's like, Cat Williams, wait a minute, right? Right. We can drag, but at the end of the day, it's like, right, unless I personally—

but it also tells you what type of space a person is in. Because even though you may think you're compatible with somebody, because you did say, you know, my husband say me and you just like— no, y'all not alike. You probably thought you were like— until you really came in contact with her. Yeah. No, she's like a unhinged, reckless person out here, and she's capitalizing off of being reckless. And a lot of people think it's humor, but it's not humor. It's a place where a person felt betrayed by her baby daddy, that he became successful and left her in the wind. But you knew this man was going to leave you in the wind because he was all kind of fucked up in the house. And a man that brushed shoulders with elite-type people is not going to bring you around with him so you can humiliate him while he trying to build bridges and you trying to break bridges, or you trying to tear bridges down. He's going to leave you with the gutter rats because you got gutter rat activity. Now, if a man know you're promising and you had his back in a relationship, he's going to bring you along because he'd be like, she stuck it out with me when I was struggling, she stuck it out with me. But you tore him down. You know you the type of woman that tear people down. We got hood rats that tear their man down all all day. Because guess what? They was brought up in a home that was torn. And if you're brought up in a home that's torn, all you know is to tear, tear down. You went and flew and saw 50. You could have been on any movie that 50 has, but 50 utilized you because he knew, I got beef with this, you just a weapon, you ain't my friend. You think you my friend, but you're not my friend. I use you as a weapon because this disrespect me. 50 didn't come for Ross first. Ross came for 50 first because he was trying to get people off of that correctional officer narrative. And when he created a monster with 50, 50 never let it die. Every chance he get, he bring him up. So he flew your baby mama in to get some tea, do a book, and shipped her back. Now you thought you made an alliance with this man. This man is not going to make an alliance with you because if you do it to your baby daddy, who am I? I can't make you elevate because then any given time you'll switch out on me. So I'ma use you for what I need you for and I'm gonna put you back in the gutter because he bought you a coat, he bought you Gucci shoes, But you living pillar to post, living with all these people. You ain't got your own place.

I did talk to her about this on the platform because, you know, when she had originally reached out to me, uh-huh, before she took it to the internet, she had talked about doing a book and she was going to do the book on my show.

Idea from 50. Go ahead. Nothing is original. Go ahead. Lord Jesus.

Um, and I remember her— I thought maybe this was him not ever paying child support ever, but I didn't know And I found out in the interview, she was like, yeah, we were still together when I called. We had just broke up. So I was trying to figure out, I was just like, so—

No, she off and on taking that dig. Let me tell you something. When you have someone that feels so bitter, that hasn't let go, that somebody is successful and you feel like you should have been that woman next to him and you were deprived of it, you're going to find every way to tear this individual down because he did not take you with him. So now you're trying to make it about your son, you're trying to make it about betrayal, you're trying to— it's just a bitter woman's scorn. A woman that was left behind, that did not go, and not taking accountability why this man left you behind. You're not taking accountability. You played a part in why he didn't take you with him. And why every other baby mama has a house except you? Because of him. You know why? Because they're not on the forefront, they're not slandering him, and they're set. The first baby mama, the house that you and Ross was living in, she was in that house first. When she left him because he cheated, He moved you in. You was behind the scenes, but he brought you to the forefront.

Well, all of his baby mamas have lived in that house.

Well, that particular house. Oh, you talking about that particular house.

That particular house. I'm saying the advantage of—

'Cause Stoney has that house now today. She had, that's her house. He doesn't live there. The house that Tia and him was in, that she was in first, that's Stoney's house. She has that house. The other houses that he lived with these women with, They have those houses. Every baby mama has a house except you. And you had the boy, and we all know how men feel about that first boy. But you talk too much, and if you would have shut your mouth, you would have had the best house out of all of them, cuz they had the girls. But now he done got another boy along the way, and there's That's it. See, my thing is, you told me I gotta back away from you, Geisha, because my mom said you be roasting online, and me being into real estate, I can't mix my professionalism with the roasting, roasting antics online. But who's trying to roast now? Who's the big mouth online now?

Geisha305, uh, Winos, uh, you can follow Geisha, uh, everywhere. YouTube, Instagram, DM her. Um, her videos are absolutely hilarious. She drags me, um, and they are absolutely hilarious. Not anymore, because I finally met her. Even if you did, we need the most. Yeah.

You make your money. Listen, see, you know the business.

I know the business. Like, listen, let's get it.