Jess Hilarious and Charlamagne tha God disagreed on The Breakfast Club about T.S. Madison's "cave his face in" comment. Jess treated it as a joke, while Charlamagne saw it as a serious threat. The difference came down to tone and emoji cues.
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She said something of the term to where people could take it as a threat, to where she said, 'Cave his face in,' is what T.S. Madison said about him. But I don't feel like she was saying it like as a threat. I think she was saying it as a, you know, 'I'm gonna roast them,' you know, like, 'Let's gag the girls, let's kiki,' you know, um, and that type of situation. But Jess Hilarious read and spoke on her comments on The Breakfast Club with Charlay the Goddess— I mean Charlamagne tha God— and because she wasn't talking about it that way. But I guess, you know, everybody has their interpretation of things that they hear. So we hear it and it's like, oh, it's a key, it's a gag, and just hilarious. And Charlay the Goddess, they heard it and they felt like it was more so of, oh my God, she wants to hurt you and harm you. She didn't put an LOL on it, she didn't put any hearts or you know, laughing emojis. You know, she didn't do any of that, so— oh my God, you're in danger!