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And now, AutoLite presents Frederick March in a tale well calculated to keep you in. Suspense! I should have known before that something was wrong, gentlemen. You should have known by your eyes. It was a queer looking, staring at me one minute and avoiding me the next. Well, I came home late on Monday night and they were asleep. My son, Johnny, and my wife here, Marie. I lay in bed viewing my day's work. I'm an investigator for the Herkimer Fire Insurance Company. And while thinking about the fire on Second Avenue, I fell asleep. And suddenly, I was sitting bold upright, wide awake, with a strange feeling of being alone in the room. I looked toward Marie's bed. It was too dark to see. I called Marie. Marie! No answer. Got up, walked to her bed. Quilt was bunched up. I pulled the covers down. The bed was empty. In the bathroom? No. She wasn't there, not in Johnny's room either. Johnny was alone. Marie wasn't in the apartment. I put on a light. I looked at my watch. It was two in the morning. I got dressed and I walked out. Ranged for the elevator. It was nothing, of course. It was nothing important, but my heart kept hammering away. Morning, Mr. Jordan. Kind of late for you to... Yeah, yeah. Good morning, Steve. Did, uh... You see my wife get on? Well, yes, Mr. Jordan. Bought half an hour ago, I'd say. Oh, yeah. Yeah, of course. Uh, you see which way she went? Well, yeah, she went towards Third Avenue. Said she was going to the... Yeah, went to the drugstore, I guess. That's right. Is went over on 96th Street. Open all night. Thanks. Thanks, Steve. Ah, that was it. She... she went to the drugstore. I was worried over nothing at all. But I... I didn't know what to do quite. I... I didn't want to follow her, but the elevator boy was watching me. So I strolled easily along towards Third. I stood on the deserted dark corner. I looked up and down the street. Then I saw her coming. She was walking toward me briskly. Harry! What are you doing here? I got up and saw you were gone. Oh, I couldn't sleep. I had a dreadful headache, so I decided to go down for some aspirin. Oh, yes. Yes, of course. The drugstore on 96th Street. Yeah, but you were coming from 97th Street. Oh, I dug a little walk. Thought some fresh air would do me some good. Yeah, it's a nice night. I've only been gone about 10 minutes. Steve said you were gone about a half hour. Was only 10 minutes. What time is it now? 235. I've been out for almost 15 minutes. Oh, it's more than... It was about 15 minutes. No more than that. Yeah. Yeah, I guess so. Everything seemed all right, but still I felt something was wrong. We got into our apartment and we both went to bed. Just lay there. We didn't say anything. Listen. Huh? A fire. A fire! Yeah, not far. Over east a couple of blocks. By the river, I'd say. That's my district. A fire? Oh, what the... Hello? Hello, Harry. Sorry to wake in the middle of the night. There's a bad one over near you between 2nd and 3rd. Maybe a total loss. Between 2nd and 3rd, Mr. Plum. An apartment building? Yeah, 98th Street. 340 East 98th. I called you because I'd like you to go there to direct first thing in the morning instead of coming to the office. Okay? I'll meet you there. Okay, Mr. Plumner. Good night. A fire on 98th Street. Yeah. Yeah. I couldn't see Marie in the dark, but I knew... I knew she was staring at me. I was very tired. Good night, Marie. Good night, Harry. For suspense, Auto Light is bringing you Mr. Frederick March in radio's outstanding Theatre of Thrills Suspense. Say, this week I've been helping my brother-in-law get the car ready for Memorial Day. For a whole week? No, no. While he was pushing her up the driveway, I just told him no need to wear yourself to a phrasal. Just get a new Auto Light, stay full battery. Needs water only three times a year. Normal car use? Why, an Auto Light, stay full battery has more liquid reserve than a camel with water on the knees. Sure, sure. Yes, sir, I told him, forget those holiday worries. Just remember the extra liquid reserve in an Auto Light, stay full battery means less danger from evaporation. For real performance, just install an Auto Light, stay full battery. Needs water only three times a year in normal car use. And all that time, he was breaking his back, pushing the car up the right way? About that time, he straightened up and gave me a dirty look. I was, I don't know, he'd excited his sacroiliac again. And anyway, he shouldn't have anything, but an Auto Light, stay full battery in his car for long, trouble-free operation. Did he tell you then he'd buy an Auto Light, stay full battery? He sure did, but emphatically. Fine, fine. And now, let's get back to suspense. And now, Auto Light brings back to our Hollywood soundstage Frederick March as Harry in The Night Reveals. A tale well-calculated to keep you in suspense. Well, the next morning, I went over to 98th Street to inspect the remains of number 340 and to see if there was evidence of anything suspicious about the origin of the fire. Mr. Palmer, it was there. There it is, got it. Guess we'll be paying off on this one, all right? Completely burned out. Anyone hurt? A few, but no one dead. Lucky they just installed the new fire escape. Just the walls left. That fire must have been quite a sight now. Quite a sight, in the height of its glory. Yeah, yeah, quite a sight. Say those walls look pretty bad, might collapse almost any time. Yeah, the building will have to be raised. Jesus, that fire did a good job. Oh, there's the commissioner. Hello, Claremandeur. Jordan. Hi, it's tomorrow. You know anything about the fire, commissioner? No, no, not a thing. Well, now that you're here, we'll take a look. No, I wouldn't do in there, Jordan. Those walls... I can take care of myself. Maybe you'd better not go inside. Don't worry about me. I know fires as well as anyone.  I'm going in. I went gingerly into the blackened, ruined hallway and ashes and debris up to my ankles until I reached the remains of the stairway. Underneath were several baby carriages, just twisted pieces of metal. A burned fragment of something fell nearby. Come on back, Jordan. I'm all right. I poked around near the carriages, sifting through the fine, clean ashes. Something caught my eye. It was a blob of yellow metal. I picked it up, and then I worked my way out. She's burned through, and she... Yeah, yeah, cleaned through. Nothing left of her. You find anything? No, nothing much. Fire started in the hallway, all right. It worked its way up. Cellar's untouched. What's that in your hand? Oh, that's just a piece of metal I found. Here. What do you think, commissioner? Probably one of those gadgets they have on baby carriages. I guess you're right. It isn't anything. But it was something. I had run my fingernail across this glob of metal. It looked like gold. I would examine it in detail later at home. Oh, Daddy. How are you, Johnny? Mama says I was bad today. Harry, you're home early. Yeah, I got through sooner than I expected. I... What is it, Harry? Your locket. You're not wearing it. You've never had it off before. My locket? Well, I... Don't you remember? Daddy, can I go over and see Davy Taylor for a minute? Yeah, yeah, Johnny, go ahead. All right. See you, Daddy. Well, you shouldn't have done that. I didn't want him to go. He hasn't had his dinner. Never mind, Johnny. What did you say happened to the locket? Well, I gave it to you. To me? Well, I put it in your pocket to have it fixed. The catch was loose. I don't remember. I put it in your pocket, Harry. I forgot to mention it to you. I wanted you to take to the jewelers and get the catch fixed. I just put it in your coat pocket while you were shaving. When? Yesterday. Yes, yesterday morning. Well, it should be in my pocket now. I wore this suit yesterday, too. Nothing in my pockets, Murray. Well... Murray. Yes, Harry? Is anything wrong with you? I'm perfectly all right. None of a thing wrong with me. Don't worry as if you've got something on your mind. It's nothing. I've just been having a headache. Maybe you ought to see a doctor. No. It really doesn't amount to much. Well, I'll take it. Now to look for the locket. Which suit did you say you put it in? Your blue suit? I think. Or maybe it was the gray, though. I... I couldn't make it up. What had she done with the locket? She wandered? She'd given it away? Then I remembered something. I went in the bathroom, locked the door. I looked at this shapeless little glob of yellow metal. I rubbed the blackened spots away until all of it was gleaming. I took a nail file out of the medicine chest. I began to file it. I kept filing until I had enlarged the crack to the full length of the piece of gold. And I slipped the nail file inside and pried it open. Tiny fragments of glass. And then I saw a piece of scorched paper. It was a photograph. It was a picture of my son, Johnny. This glob of metal was my wife's locket. I put the locket in the picture in my pocket and walked out. All through dinner and afterwards I watched her. She seemed very uneasy. Finally I went over to my pipe rack where I kept several books of matches and a jar. Not any there. Now I knew she was watching me, watching me closely. I looked behind the rack. There wasn't a match around. The devil happened to all my matches. I have a match. Here, let me light it for you. Did you take the matches out of the jamboree? Well, I... Did you? Yes, I needed them in the kitchen. Shall I light your pipe for you? No, I'll light it myself. I picked a match out of the booklet. It was a clean white match with a green head. I struck it against the side. The match spluttered up into a yellow flame. Fringed on the bottom with blue. Marie stared at it until I felt the sharp bite of the flame on my thumb. Burn yourself? No, it's all right. Would you like a nice hot cup of tea, Harry? No, dear. I don't think so. I watched her. Her hand casually brushed along the table and picked up the matches. Marie! Leave the matches on the table. I need them. I'm rather short of matches. The pilot isn't working. Is this the only book of matches in the house? I have to get some tomorrow. Where are you going, Harry? Get a drink of water. No, I'll get it for you, Harry. Never mind, Marie. I'll get it myself. I went into the kitchen. There was a paper bag alongside the gas range. Matches all thrown in held a skeleton. Books of matches and safety matches all mixed together. I walked back and sat down in my chair. You've been having headaches lately. I'm just tired. That's nothing serious. Would you like to go away for a few days? Take a vacation. I'll get a maid to take care of Johnny and me. I'll do you a lot of good. No. No, I don't need a vacation. There's nothing wrong with me. But, Harry, there is... There? There's nothing to matter. You were about to say something else. I've got to go into Johnny's room and see that he's covered. He always throws the covers off. I sat there looking after her, and then I glanced about the room. There was a pack of matches lying open on the table. I closed the cover. And then I noticed her purse lying nearby. It was bulging. Harry! What's the matter? My purse! Yes. Yes, your purse. Here, look. Full of matches. A dozen books of them. And these newspaper clippings. Give it back to me! Why are you saving these clippings? Why do you carry all these matches with you? Well, I bought the matches in the store. A dozen for five cents. And these newspaper clippings. 112th Street causes severe damage. And all these others. Why are you saving these clippings, Murray? There's nothing wrong in that. I'm interested in your work. I intend to keep a file on Fires. It'll help you in your work. That's very considerate, Murray. Oh, Harry. You're so good. Why should this happen to us? About midnight, I went to bed. Murray didn't follow me. I lay in the semi-darkness, wide awake, trying to think what I should do. Couldn't collect my thoughts. Every time I close my eyes, I could see the flame of that match. Yellow and blue. Crawling along the matchstick. Drink this, Harry. It'll help you sleep. What is it? It's cocoa. It's very good for you. I'm not the one that's having trouble falling asleep. We both couldn't sleep last night. I'm taking some of this myself as soon as I go to bed. All right, leave it on the nightstand. Well, be sure to drink it while it's hot. Yes, Murray. I will. Good night, darling. Good night, Murray. Coco. And then suddenly I knew. I looked around quickly for something to pour it in. There was a radiator pan. It was empty. I poured a cup of liquid into it. Then I lay back and waited. I waited for her next move. About an hour later, I heard the door open softly and Murray tiptoed toward my bed. Harry? Harry? Are you asleep? I didn't answer, but breathed evenly. She hovered over me for a moment and she tiptoed out, carefully closing the door behind her. I jumped out of bed and hurried into my clothes. Quickly I poured the cocoa from the pan into a bottle, put it in my pocket, and I grabbed my coat and followed her, rang for the elevator. She had only a few minutes had we. I'd catch up to her easily and then, then we'd have a showdown. Steve looked at me with controlled amazement. Hello, Steve. Hello, Mr. Jordan. My wife went down a moment ago, didn't she? Yes, Mr. Jordan just took her down. She went toward 3rd Avenue, didn't she? Well, I, uh, I think so. She sort of stopped for a minute and then turned towards 3rd. I had to get back the elevator because you were ringing. When I reached the corner, I looked up and down 3rd Avenue and then I saw her. She was walking north. I crossed to the other side of the street and followed her, keeping at a distance. At 98th Street, she turned east. Down the middle of the block was the remains of last night's fire. She stopped in front of the gutted building for a long time and just stood there, looking at it. And she walked inside. She waited a few seconds and then followed her. Marie! Who's there? It's me, Harry. Harry! Why did you... Come along, Marie. We'd better get out of here. The police. I took her hand without a word she came along. We walked home in complete silence. We both knew. When we came to our apartment house, I stopped and rang for the elevator. In the light of the hallway, I could see her face. My wife's face. Ashy gray. Her eyes brightened and painful. You run upstairs, Marie, and I'll... I'll be along in a minute. Harry! Where are you going? I'll be right back. Please, Harry. Don't... Don't do anything. You run along, Marie. You're not going... No. I'm only going to the drug store to get something. I'll be back in a few minutes. I came home a half hour later. She was waiting for me. Did... Did you... Do it, Harry? Please. Please, Harry. Tell me. I've got to know. I had the cocoa you gave me analyzed. Oh, I'm sorry. I had to do it. Don't you see? I couldn't help it. Very easy for the drugist, especially when I told him when I thought was in it. That's stuff that makes you sleep through an earthquake. Please try to understand, Harry. You must understand. Is the kid asleep? Uh-huh. Johnny's all right. I was sorry for Marie. She looks a-haggered and worn. It wasn't her fault. I was sorry for myself. My head was roaring. I wasn't feeling too well.  They closed my eyes for a moment. Let's go to bed, Harry. Marie, look, we can do something. Now, let's burn up every match, every match in our house. We'll never bring another match in. No, no, Harry, we can't do that. You don't want to. No, no, not now, Harry. Strange, isn't it? That this should happen to me. Me, a fire inspector. That's funny. Give me the matches, Marie. All the matches. No, I can't do that. I won't. Please, please don't, please don't take them. I'll do anything you want, anything. Where did you hide them? Tell me, where are they? Inside the range behind the paper base. I dropped her hand. Then I went into the kitchen and got all the matches. Please, Harry, don't burn them all. Marie, look, look up, see? I'll light each book of matches one at a time until they've all been up and smoked. The yellow flame licked its way down the matches. The cover caught fire and blackened it. I watched her look at the flame with day's eyes. Listen, listen, Harry, you hear? Just someone in the hall. There's more than someone. Something's happened. Something has happened. I'll take a look. Yeah, Marie, wake up, Johnny. Johnny! The flames are coming up the stairs. There's an upward draft. What's the matter, Mother? The house is on fire. We've got to get out. It's too late to go down. You'll have to go up through the roof. Oh, I hurt my leg. Come along, come along, Johnny. Wait for Mother. She'll come along. Give me your hand, Johnny. Don't be scared.  It won't hurt you at all. You're safe with me. Our way upstairs. Very slowly because of Marie's sprained ankle. Finally, we got to the roof. There was some firemen on the next roof about 10 feet separate of the two buildings. Don't get panicked. I'm across, Daddy. Mother won't be able to jump her foot. It's all right, Johnny. Don't be scared. They're putting the board across between the two roofs. We'll just walk across. All right, now. One at a time. Johnny, Johnny, you go. Don't be afraid. There. Rope will hold you in case you slip. Mother, you got to go first. I'll go right after you. Johnny. You promise? Go ahead, Johnny. Mother will follow you. Don't turn around. I keep walking. You push the board off, Harry. I saw you do it. No, I didn't, Marie. I didn't. But Brown, we stood there. The three of us watching the fire. Great flames shot out and stabbing at the sky. The top of the roof was burning now. A red flame crawled along the roof. A red flame crawled along, searching out the inflammable spots. And the wind was helping. All this time, Marie was shaking, shaking violently, but not with cold. I pettied her. And then she threw up her hands and shrieked. There's no need to let the police. You don't know what you're saying. You don't know what you're saying. What is it, lady? No, you better calm down. You don't have to pay no attention. No, officer. These awful fires, they're not accidental. There's a pyromaniac. A criminal. I know who it is. You got to arrest the person. Arrest. So there won't be any more. All right, lady. What is this? Who is the pyromaniac? The criminal is my husband, Harry Jordan, this man. That's about all there is to the story, gentlemen. And then I was brought here.  No. It was all right, Harry. I wonder, I got a cigarette. No. I'll light it for you, Harry. You don't have to worry. I won't try to keep the matches. She'd been awfully good to me, gentlemen. You'll take good care of her, won't you? She tried everything to help. He hid the matches so as to keep them from me. She even tried to give me sleeping pills, so I wouldn't... It's all right, Harry. I'm sorry about the locket there. I must have fallen out of my coat when I was in that building at 98th Street. It's all right, Harry. You can buy me another one sometime. You can't blame anybody for liking fires. It's not their fault. Fires are beautiful to watch. So bright and clean. They burn up all the filth and dirt. They're magnificent to watch, especially the big ones. The way the flames roar and crackle.  A beautiful fire. Beautiful fire. Thank you, Frederick March, for a splendid performance. You and your brother-in-law are still friends? Of course we're friends, half. We have so much in common. Both of us think an auto-light-stay-full battery is wonderful. It needs water only three times a year, normal car use. 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Check it, check it, check it, it's a unique hustle. It's your boy, E-C-E-O, and I'm here with the lovely, amazing, official. Mr. Mako, what's going on? None of you know my dad, what I'm going on. Man, you know what, man? I woke up this morning, so I'm blessed, man. Yes, sir. But you know what, man? We got a special guest in here today, y'all, man. She don't really need an introduction, man.  Ms. Nicky Natural in the building. Woo, what an awesome job. I was waiting for the light, I'm sorry. So how you doing? I'm all, woo! OK, I am. You in Texas? Yes. Man, do you come to Texas a lot? No. Why not? This is my second time in Texas. Man, it's dope. Dallas? Dallas is my first time. Really? Yes. Man, hey, man. Let me tell you something.  What do you like to eat? Seafood. What you think? Yeah, she just came from eating seafood from what I heard. I did. Florida style seafood. It was amazing. What the hell, we came from Jacksonville. Yes, she's from Jacksonville.  Oh, she do? Yes, it's amazing. Really? How did you find out about that spot? Because my assistant and my hairstylist, my right hand man, my road manager, she's from Duval Hair Therapy by Dairy. She's behind me. And the owner of Florida Style Seafood is from Duval, in Jacksonville. Oh, OK, that's dope, man. Yes. So Nicki Natural, man, we want to really tell her what we do. Don't we go back? We like to go back. How far back? As far back as you can imagine. Way back. Way back. So we want to know about you. We want to know who you were before you got into everything.  We want to know you. What about all the ups and downs? I mean, just everything. I think I heard you say that your granny was a candy lady. Yeah, we want to go back to them days. You know what I'm saying? First 48. Yeah. Poker Bean Project. Hey, yeah, that's right. First 48. Poker Bean Project. I don't think they aired them no more, though. OK, no. They got too bad over there, or they shut it down. They've been rebuilding over there, so. But yeah, my grandma. It wasn't really that bad? Yeah. It was bad, and I was forced. Because I love my granny so much, I wanted to spend so much time with her. So I was forced to go over there every weekend. It was so scary. But it was so fun. The hood is fun. The hood is fun. So she was a candy lady, and her name was Rose. And they would call her Nosey Rosie. She was so nosey. Goddamn nosey. She's goddamn nosey, Rosie. So anytime someone would get killed, murdered? Yeah, murdered. They would. Nosey Rosie is a dead body down there on 62nd. Come on, Nikki. Get on Larry Neck. Let's go. Oh, my. She missed her call, and she should have been investigated. Yes. So that's what I went to school for. Oh, really? Crime scene investigation. Wasn't because of your environment and the things you saw, the reason why? I grew up liking it, seeing dead bodies.  That's the first time I've heard that. The guts and all of the stomach swelling. OK, OK, OK. Wow. Yeah. I liked it. So you went to school for that? But it was no money into it. No money? No. And you like that money? Yeah. So she couldn't stay? You like horror movies, too, don't you? I love them. Really? I can't watch them. You are? What? It's not real. I'm just kidding, man. It looks real to me. I don't have nightmares. For real? It's not real.  I can't do it, bro. I ain't even trying to hear that. You're going with that. My sister, she can't. She'd be like this. Exactly. You're like, girl. Why is it not going to help? What's the next one? All right, J. Crew. J. Crew said the same thing. Why, they love it. I can't do it, man. I was too soft-hearted growing up. I was that child. I remember the first time I saw a wreck, where I promised you this was back home in Jamaica. It was roundabout. You know how roundabouts can get dangerous, right? Yes. Anyway, the person wreck ended up in a wall. I ran over there. Everybody ran over there to see if they could help. Ran over there was an old couple, and they were just laid out. They were dead? I don't know if they were dead, but they were just laid out where you could see blood and everything. Their brains? No. Stomach? No. Intestines? Please no. Liver, kidneys? Nothing?  She's like, she's like, she's disappointed. She won't see everything. All I saw was blood, and I ran off crime, because I felt like, because I didn't want, I was hoping that they weren't dead. I was hoping, because they're an older couple. Well, you wouldn't know. You didn't stay to see. No, I couldn't. And that's when I realized I couldn't be a doctor. I realized at that point. By you saying you was hoping they were in dead, it brought me back to my real old, it's old. I'm not like, I'm not this person no more. I say I want to go back. Man, I got stories with their macho stories. I say I got stories that are macho story and worse. So I promise you. OK, so when I was younger, I used to like, OK, when I would watch the news, and it would be like, oh, somebody in critical condition, or they got hit, or something, or a shot.  That's kind of. No, I used to leave and land on the ground. I get it. No, I didn't get it.  I'm going to clean it up, because I'm still waiting. I'm like, I think this is why I wish they would die, because I think heaven is a better place for them. Oh, OK. OK. So now you're Jesus. Now she's just going to put them in heaven. Now I have cleaned myself. You just going to put them in heaven. Now she God. Heaven is a better place. That's a good clean up, right? I can't contest it. You're the clean up woman. The clean up woman. So when I think about being in the projects, there had to be some dope boys in the project. See, the project's got dope boys. They got all kinds of things going on. And I know you being a, did you grow up? How old was you when you left the project? I always around. Even I never left. You never left?  OK, yeah, he gets it in. He popping, you know what I'm saying? And they would give me money for my grades, because I was a straight A student. So they would give me like $50 per A, $25 per B. How did that make you feel? Rich. So did that drive you to make more A's? Of course. And my grandmother also, because I used to sell candy with her on the weekends. And we were popping. Like, shop was jumping. So we would make, like, $500 a weekend. And she would give me $100 out of it. So imagine in elementary school with a hard house.  Breaded up. And ain't nothing wrong with it. What it is when you re-up? Yeah, yeah, you always had to re-up.  Yes. I remember my teacher, she caught me selling candy. She was like, oh, give me all this candy. I'm like, just take the money. It's early. She hate it. Just buy, sell it, take the money. I'd have been like, if you take all this candy, let me tally it up. This is how much you own it. Right. She took my candy, and she was giving it away to kids for doing good in class.  But straight A student. I like that. Straight A. Like, what did you graduate like when you graduated high school? Cum laude. Yeah. And what was your best class that you loved the most? Math. I used to do math, competition, math balls. And who was your favorite teacher? Because, you know, he's always a certain teacher. Ms. Garner. See, I knew. Ms. Garner was a damn, she was biased, giving a grade. I don't like, yeah, you didn't have to work hard for Ms. Garner, she loved you. She was hard. Yeah, I already know. She's trying to play us. I was so quiet. Like, the teachers barely knew me. They barely knew I was in class. I'm still quiet. But quick to the dead body. You know what I'm saying? I'm super quiet. But quick to the dead bodies. But let's get on boss talk, all right? Because I was always a boss. And that's dope. Even from fifth, sixth grade. So let me tell y'all this quick boss story. Boss. You knew it. I liked the way you said it. I did when I knew I was a boss. All right, I love that. Get to it. OK. So everybody wanted to hang around me. So the girls, I just, if you was boss enough, you can hang around me. So this how they proved to me they were boss. I would hold fights after school, but down the road from school, not on school property. They will have to fight guys, the boys. And if they beat the boy, they can hang around me. Uh-uh. Man, you dope. I like that. So let me tell you. And how old were you at this time? Sixth grade, probably like 11, 12. Wow. So this is how I got caught one day.  So his mom came to the school. Talked about they jumped in, but they didn't. It was one girl. One girl. So the security, they followed us one day to see what was going on after school. They put me back on the golf cart. They finally caught me.  So I went to the principal office.   She was like, well, what are you doing?  I should not be here. You told her that. Yes. Because that's true. I'm not on your school. Property school is over. And what did she say? Home. What are you doing? Why am I here? This is kick-dap. And what did she say? She was like, no, it's still a part of school because we both attended the school. So she was like. That's a lie. Right. But she was like, but I said, you know what? I'm smart because it won't affect my grades. My teacher can't lower my grades. Did your grandma had to come up there? My mom? No, no, no. We settled it. I told her, I wouldn't. I wouldn't do it. No more. Boss. You're right, yes. But you did. No, no, no. I stopped. She changed it up. She switched it up. I had enough girls. I recruited enough girls. So to be over in that neighborhood that long, you definitely, that was a, that had to be experienced in the projects on life. But what I couldn't understand about that, because in your interview, you were saying that when you stayed with your mom that was a totally different environment with your mom compared to with your grandma. So your mom was raised with her mom. So she knew that environment, what it was like. So why would she let you still go down there? Why wouldn't? My mom wasn't raised with her mom. Oh, she wasn't. My grandmother gave her a way to her godmother. So my mom, godmother, raised her in a nicer neighborhood. So she didn't really. So she's a little softy. Don't tell her I said that. Oh, she gonna hear it. She definitely gonna hear it. She ain't gonna hear it. She, she, she. She don't watch nothing. If she don't see it, she ain't hearing it. Oh, she ain't even into it like that. She be watching my stories. Oh, why did you post that?  Oh, I know I'm not. That's just a peace sign. So I'm gonna go back. You, you, you saw something else. Do you have brothers and sisters or you're the only one? Yes, I'm the middle baby. All girls, my mom, three girls. And I got brothers on my dad's side. Were any of them also with grandma at that time too? Or was just you? Yeah, my oldest sister, she was over there a lot. And my younger sister, her dad was Haitian. So she would be in Little Haiti. This part of Miami called Little Haiti. Shout out to my Zoes. She was over there in the trenches.  Like, she was kind of rough over there. That area is really bad too. I heard about it. It is. Man, you ready for me to go on into the music or you want me to go into her business on love and hip hop? Or what do you want me to do? The first thing I want to do is bring up my partner, the dude that I rock with, the bird man. That's my nigga right there. Like I love that cat, man. I love the way he represents the south. And I know already you had dealings with him. Let's talk about that a little bit. That's dope for me. And that's something a lot of people can't talk about, huh? Only one, only one. Only one. Darius DeSion talked about a little bit cause I interviewed him. I just did a song with Darius. Really, that's my guy right there. I interviewed him. Really? I interviewed him in ATL. When is he coming out? Hopefully soon. We just did it last week. He's on a hook. He love boss talk, so you in good company. Okay, Darius. Yeah. But no, so just tell me, cause I had him against the wall on that then. I love Birdman, my dog, man. He gave a story. I don't play about bird. You can't talk to me about Birdman. I'm a boss. I'm staying boss to the bosses. I'm not for to play with you about that. So just give me a spill on how you guys connected in that whole thing. I feel the same way. For show to show. But okay, so this guy was trying to manage me. It's crazy. His company name was Boss Life. Hey, that boy there, Boss Life. That's all right. Your song name was Boss. What was your song name? Million. You had a boss. Boss? Boss song. Yeah, you did. I wrote that down. Hold on. That's the name of my mix tape. That's it. Girl boss. That's it. So I was gonna mention that too, but let's talk about Birdman. Okay, for Boss Life. Boss Life. Yeah, okay. Well, he took me to Birdman or whatever. So I had no music. I never recorded a nothing. He was like, yeah, I got this artist. Never signed with him, but I was his artist, whatever. So I got this artist, so I wanna bring over here. And he was like, oh, let me hear some. Oh, she ain't got no music right now, but oh. He told me to the studio. So Birdman was like, she ain't got no music. What? I was like, wait, hold on. So I intervened. I said, this a studio, right? Let me in the booth then.   Give me this. I need to be in here. This the top studio in Miami, Hit Factory. He was like. Did he let you in? Yes, he did. Okay. What? That low end, real fast. So I did my thing. I did my thing and I got a song with him and Bert and Juvenile. Hey. And I got another song with Juvenile too. For real? Unreleased, exclusive. Why is it not released? You got it? Oh, they got it. I got it. You just ain't releasing it yet. We just, we didn't release it? They never released it, but I got it. I can release it. I can just leak it. If you need it, that's one in the table. I feel right. In case I need it. Legendary. Yeah, I don't play. I don't play. I got some in my bag if I need it. I work with legends. Definitely. Rich bitch, rich girl. Rich gang, rich girl. Right, so he was like, you know what?   Yeah. He already knew I was gangster. Yeah. Well, anyway, so yeah.  I ain't gonna never sign you. That what he said? Yeah. You didn't say like, why? You didn't ask me. It hurt, whoa. Okay, so I was like, okay, what he gonna say after that? I'm like, really? He was like, yeah, I would never sign you. Cause I would never sign a female artist after Nicki Minaj. I said, okay, I can respect that. Put some respect on that, on Nicki Minaj now. Wow. Erika Banks. Hey, wait a minute, we down. So I'ma stop with your idea. I'm pumping the brain. How you feel about it? Yeah, we got you and Dallas too. And you like Dallas, right? Love Dallas. Thank you. So far, I just got here. But at least you love it. So far, I'm over here next week. Man, you here. I'm about to house, I got money.  Well, yeah, so, put some respect on Nicki Minaj. So yeah, when you seen her say that, when she said that on, I cut it off. I didn't even listen no more. You were done, at first you arrived with it. I was like, listen, cause I was honestly, I was like, cause I felt how Erika felt. I felt like she was like having to prove herself coming under from Megan, you know, from the same label as Megan. I'm like, dang. And me, I felt like a lot of people was comparing me to Trina. And like me coming from Trina, like coming from the same place as Trina, it was like, girl, you'll never get to that level. And I felt like Erika was in the same position as me.  But she's still going and like, but then she went, Nicki Minaj, no, that was, you can't do that. I mean, you able to speak your mind, but certain, it's gotta make sense.  It just didn't make sense. And I'm not the type that kids ask you, be like, oh no, don't talk about it.   I wanna love on her, but I'm not gonna be like, oh, I ain't nothing compared to her. I would never do that. So I respect her voice and her, how she feel, but it just, it just didn't make sense what she was saying. It's early in the game, very early in the game. There's a lot of work to be done. Let me tell you something about Nicki, man. You don't play with that, that singing, that the cadences, the lyrics, the way she get around different bars. Ain't nobody period in the game to me. Nobody, no woman, no female, most niggas can mess with that girl, man.  Not even Cardi? No, she can't mess with her. Not lyrically, hell no. Especially when you have guys, I feel like- She can rap, bro. When guys listen to a female, she can rap. That's you and a whole another lane.  Listen, man. But Nicki, they listen to Nicki. Nicki is lyrically a beast, period. Yeah, they listen to Nicki. Anytime, I don't play about that. I listen to lyrics. And I know Birdman was here, you know, this boy, he don't get enough credit. The way that he laid that foundation, niggas don't really realize what's going on. But me being an entrepreneur, I see what's going on. You know what I'm saying? I saw it first hand. And I respect it. And now, just to be in a room with him, certain days, even when I wasn't recording, he'll have me up there and just sitting in a room and it was just like, damn, I'm really getting my birdman out. And I never was even a type to be like, like, I would just take pictures of like, of course the studio, but I never grabbed the camera and be like, yeah, B, what's good? I just, it just wasn't in me because I just, it just, that's just wack to me. Right. You're a player though. You got what I'm saying?  We ain't playing no game. Because I feel like I'm in here because I'm in here. I don't need to prove, I don't need to be in here. I don't need to do that. That's when a fake that's coming when you gotta prove. Yeah, I'm in here with Birdman. Y'all believe me? No, no, no. I ain't gotta do that. But just going back to Erica a little bit, I could see how that would touch you the wrong way being that you been so admitted into that camp. Right, right. So I get it. You know what I'm saying? Is there like ulterior motives to why she did this? I don't know, you know. These days, you never know. You never know. You know what I mean? But I do wonder because we talking. Right. It's a conversation right now. Right. And that's what a distance. And I'm a hustler, so I'm looking at it. Distance is more like, yeah, we gonna get them talking. Whatever we gotta do, we gonna get them talking. Exactly. I'm not on that, you know. No, no, no. I'm cool with that. You gonna put that work in. I've been putting it in. So you ain't gotta worry about it. I've been putting it in. You gonna feel your pressure. The energy is right. I'm setting it right now. I'm putting it right now. How ready? I'm putting it.  But the most bosses, is that a word? Bosses, bossiest. Yeah, straight up a word. Bossiest. Yeah, let's go. Bossest. It's a word. Which one is it? It's your word. Bossiest, let's go. Bossiest. Let's go.      He ain't got to. So I was like, you ain't gotta do that. But, okay. And you know what made him really respect me? I showed him my DM of unread, all these blue checks, niggas, NBA, NFL, Raptors. Everybody. Nobody unread. I ain't even gonna say nobody name because I just never been a type. I got some names.  Cause I already know what it is like. Like when niggas, I got a song called round trip, right? Okay. Let me bring some more boss talk to you. Let's go, let's go, let's go. I like this. It's called round trip. You know how girls, they be wanting to get flued out. Word to the city girls. Karisha flued out. Dudes all, they always in my DM like, I don't want to get in there. Let me fly you out. I be like, nah, let me fly you out if I want to. You don't know me. I'm not gonna fly out somewhere out to the unknown. Exactly. If you really want to get to know me, fly to me. And if I really want to get to know you, I will fly you, nigga. Ooh, round trip too. Y'all better take notes. Relax and take notes. Be giving these one ways. Nah, I'ma give you a round trip too.  Boy, I should all agree with Birdman. I didn't even know what he's talking about. Niggas, you up in here. Yeah, for real. The conversation real. And that's what I like, you know? We done interviewed a bunch of people, but baby, you bringing that pain, that pressure hard right now. That's why they were trying to stop me. Can't let her in. They're gonna love her. They're gonna love her.   And that way. So you know, the thing about you that sticks out to me is when I looked at Love and Hip Hop, Trick Daddy, how did you and Himaly, like how did you end up, what type of, how did that relationship thing go? Let's talk about it. I wanna hear that from on Boss Talk 101 where the bosses talk. I didn't even got no gum, but I'm chewing. But yeah, so Trick, AKA Maurice, I like to call him Maurice. Okay, okay. I'm a little more personal with you. Maurice, Maurice is very special. You got a, that's one of those persons you have to handle with care. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He don't really mean it, but he mean it. You know? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't let it get to you. He don't mean it, but he mean it. But don't let it, he's Trick Daddy. Yeah. So, but chaotic. He's already, y'all heard of chaotic. Chaotic hooked me and Trick up. Yep. And I was like. But he only hooked y'all up so that he could get on the show.  I said it yesterday on Tasha K's show. Yes, he did. But being around Maurice, AKA Trick Daddy, I actually really fell for him. He was a sweet heart. When you said fell, you fell in love? The nigga we're cooking for, that nigga be cooking. No, I'm falling in love. No, we wasn't in love. Did he cook for you? Definitely. That's what it is. That nigga we're cooking. I know that nigga be cooking. He was cooking, but he take care of a lot of people. Like he's a very genuine hood, like the grandma, but he a granddaddy. I mean, he a daddy. No, he ain't a granddaddy yet. But he's a daddy, but he's like the grandma of the hood. That's his spirit is like the grandma that's cooking for everybody and making sure. You know what I'm saying? That's how trick is. Do I cook? Yes, do you cook? Can you cook? Ma'am, back there, say it real loud. Can I cook? Yes. I get down, baby. My family is from Barbados, my grandfather. Wow. Island food. So you know I'm on that goat? And then I still, yeah, you know. Oh, that's why you married her, huh? Ma'am, you know, yeah, one of the reasons, one of the reasons, one of the first reasons that she cooked for me immediately. Ooh. Oh, you knew what you wanted. You were a lot better cook for this show.  I'm still here. Right. That's why I can't get rid of people. You know, for real, the food, like I love cooking. It's like one of my hobbies, too. Like other than cooking, playing basketball, that and being in the studio, those are my top three, cooking, basketball, studio. Wow. Acting. So let's get back to trick. I want to know like, like, how did you know like there was a spark there? It wasn't in the beginning until it was no courtmanship. He wasn't courting me. He just want to cook for me. I mean, that's a part of court. Maybe you don't know how to court like that. Come on. He shouldn't. He know how to court. You know, we are old niggas. You think we court this way, court that way. It's not your way, but we courting. Maybe you need to take the court hand. But no, if I tell you what I want and you still don't do it, then it's not going to work. I get it. You feel me? Yeah. Sacrificing is something in relationships. Just a little stuff. And I don't want much. How old is he? Well, I don't know. It's undisclosed, you know. I don't know either. I don't really know. It don't matter what age would mean. It don't? What's the oldest guy you ever talked to? 85. Like 38. I'm messing with you. No, for real. 38. That ain't that old. That ain't that bad. Right, 38. Okay. But at the end of the day, I agree with you.  It's not. So at the end of the day. I mean, it is. Wait, is it? As long as you have age and you not out here doing something crazy, that little crazy, then no. He was a good guy and he was very sanitary. Very clean guy. Those are the important things to you. I used to spend a night with Trick a lot but we just never would do it. So that's what made him break up with me. Wow, you went for to give it up. Only because.  That's why you listen to Birdman too much. You're like, I ain't giving it no niggas. I'm not giving it. No niggas in the industry, it is. You gotta be a regular nigga to give it up for a man. That wasn't nobody. Nobody don't know. Shoot. Not kill the light, man. That's real. It wasn't because of that. It was no clothes legs get fed. I like that. Oh, you a beast, my nigga beast right here. When that nigga start asking for that cat, you move on to the next nigga just like that. When he start asking for that cat, move on to the next nigga. There's too many niggas out here.  Especially me. I started having sex when I was in the third grade with a towel. Ooh, we man. We're gonna have a towel. No for real.   No for real, I'm serious. This is real. That show that you done grown, you mature. Like to speak like that, to say that in front of everybody. Most niggas and women, they don't tell stuff. They be hiding it. You know what I'm saying?  The towel better than the niggas. Because my body's so used to the towel now. So it's hard for me to come from a guy. Damn. I did it too long. Because you know how to please yourself. The libido, what it is? The libido, libido. The libido, look, this is it. What is it? Look it up, y'all, look it up. It's something with the L. The libido. She talking about when she. Libia. Libia, no, not that. No, it's the libido, she got the word right. The area, you know, I said it right? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's just off now. It just won't towel. No, for real.  I did, I honestly did. A man can't do it for me really. Just the towel. You know what you need? Sex therapy. I'm looking to that. They can help you change it. But, that towel, third grade. So I got my first nut in the third grade for what's a towel. And it was the best you ever had. It's the first. Do you still got that towel? You know what I mean?  Now people who know that story, they be like, I ain't using no towel. I ain't using no towel. Yeah, that's why I got them on y'all, stillin' them.  You in the bathroom, what I'm towelsin'.  I'm ready to get to my towel. It's sad. It is sad. But I think it's because you may meet a guy who knows how to restrain himself as well and knows how to take care of himself. And then y'all meet in love and it's a happily ever after moment at that point. Let me livin' this moment up. It's sad. No, it ain't sad no more after this. I'ma tell you. This nigga crazy. Okay. It's sad, but it made me a pleaser now. So you just like to please. Right. So I'm like, I like. You go in. I like, I ain't gonna say it.  Your son here. He in the back. He gone in the back. He know you wild. Yeah. I like this. Yeah?  You like to make him happy. I like this. That's dope, bro. That is so dope. I'm the pro. So, especially with the braces now. The bra, it helped me. You would think that braces would cut it up. No, now, cause now that I have the braces, the braces you cover your lips. Okay. With the braces. Ooh, wait man. Man, and just going down, man. That's beautiful. See that, this woman right here. This is a great interview. You know what I'm sayin'? This is what the interview is of. This is the first one I'm gonna have left. I love your honesty. I love your honesty too. That is dope, man. I just wanna be myself. It's hard to get back to the interview when you can go there mentally. You gotta try to bring it in. Carry the one. Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You got to carry the one.  So, boss talk. Let's get back to it, man. Boss talk, man. What a boss talk, man. So, top three artists of all time. Before you get into it, because at the same time I wanna know, because you talk about not dating anybody in the industry or, you know, closing that off. Would you date a regular guy, nine to five guy? Yeah, that's what she's looking for. I love that. Somebody, yeah. I love them. They're my men right there. Woo. Yeah. I love you a nine to five. Oh, okay. That's what we call a nine to five. They're gonna my nine to five right now.  Yeah, they don't know the people in the industry, for real. I love a nine to five. Can you see a lot of females in the industry, they're doing that now. They're dating somebody that's not totally in the industry. Really? Yeah, like street cats, right? Really, though. Street cats, though. Nah, I like, I don't really like, I don't really go for the street. Yeah. Nine to five. I'm gonna introduce you to my son.  Wait a minute. In the off field working. Nah, he in the off field. What do you mean? He the one that actually set you up to be here. Yeah, in the off field. He works in the off field, like. He works with oil, like. Oh, he said oil. Yeah. I thought he said the off field. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  I've got you, I've got you.  No, he in the off field. Okay, no. The off field. That's what you want to do. Yeah, yeah. He make a little money. Yeah, he ain't got no kids or nothing. 28, yeah, he chilling. Actually. Tray. Tray. You know what? He set this up for you to be here. He's still on PR. He set everything up. Where he at? Where he not here? In West Texas. Yeah. That question that I just asked, came from him. That was the only question. If you did a regular nine to five. Hey, that nigga's sling. What is nigga's sling as a hell? That's my son with that foolishness. He crazy. Put a good word in for me. All right.  The only question I said, you want to know anything else? He said, no, that's all I need to know. Oh, Lord, this nigga's crazy. That's all I need to know too. And his Instagram. Shout out to Tray, man. I'll give it to you for sale. He's something else. Yeah, that's my guy though. Okay, there's your son, son. Yeah, there he is. So, daughter-in-law. Like that, nigga. Stop playing, man. You in the building, man.  Hey, mommy did.   And he comes get an Oxtails all the time. He do it. That's his thing. I'd say, nigga, don't bring nobody else over here. Trying to bring them to the house. Don't do that no more. And bring to all his friends. And they expensive. And I'd be like, nigga, do not send them folks. I don't let them come to my house. So I'd meet them up here or meet them somewhere. I'd be like, here, man, quit sending me folks. Just send them, bring a pot of them. Bring us a pot of them. And then they take them somewhere else and eat them. My nigga's crazy. You don't eat cabbage from nobody else. Yeah. See, I'll need some of your food. She here Sunday, right? Right. We got people to, as a matter of fact. Yeah, she cooking Sunday. If I'm bringing them up here.  I'll come up here and bring them up here.  So we, we, we kicking it. Oh, she's like, I fell. Yeah, we, we've been feeding everybody. We got people coming in one time, two o'clock. So we're going to be here at two. Two o'clock. We're going to be here. That's perfect time. Oh, we're going to be kicking it. I got the All Girl Showcase, Texas Star List. Oh, man, we going to be kicking it.  Three o'clock. What time do we start? Three? I understand that. Sexy Star List. Yes, I'm performing. I'm speaking on the panel. Y'all need to come out. I'll come for you. So after we eat, let me tell you something. We're going to Texas Star List. Here's the whole game. Usually, we don't go nowhere. She know that. But if you come on this show and you say, come here, I'm there. OK. So you ain't got to say nothing. I thought we don't have an interview. What you mean? I thought we don't have an interview here. But at the end of the day, I'm coming anyway. So usually when they say three, she don't perform the five anyway. These niggas is slick. Yeah. So I already know that. I'm coming. I'm going to come through for show. I'm pulling up. Please, because don't miss this show. Man, I'm telling you. I'm coming. I'm coming. I'm going crazy for this. And I don't like, Liz, you got to put me in VIP. I do not like standing in crowds. I'm too old for that. And I'm too player. You better get me set up. You know how I am.  Get me in the right spot. Yeah. We good. We got you. Whatever I got to do to get there, that's what I'm going to be.  I got my seat. Niggas, I'm coming. I'm coming. I can have my seat. I thought I'd eat them all stills. Y'all can have my seat. I promise you're going to love them until she gets down. I already could. I already could. I know she is. I know. I already know. And I'll go with everyone. New York, wherever we at, we'd be out of New York, Florida, wherever.  Everywhere I go, I still can't find. That's how I feel. And it'd be dope. Like my grandfather, he the only one that made gold. The best gold. Like my gold. I could cook. But he's killing my gold. He's killing my gold. I'm like, damn, I had to train this ego. Because they would not be gold. Don't do ego. I'd be like, oh, you know, that's mutton. That's mutton. In Jamaica, we was getting it off this resort. And I say, yeah, give me a little bit of that. I did not know what it was. She was laughing afterwards. I ate it. She said, how'd you like it? I said, it was good. She said, that's gold. That's gold. I said, that's that mutton. But I ain't stopped eating this since. If you cook it right. Right. It's got to be cooked right. I already can't cook gold. Right. No. We got to get to love in the hip hop, though. I want to understand, because I'll go with the top people. I'll go to love in the hip hop, like, how is that? Like, I had solo lucha on here. And I was like, I'll be trying to figure out how they setting this up. How do they, you know what I mean? How do they lead up to the issues that they're popping off? You know, is it? Give me the game. You know what I'm saying? Because a lot of people be thinking it's fake. I don't think it's fake. I know it's not fake, especially from what he said. Well, from what he said, yeah. From what he said when he came on here. Like they place people or something. It's not fake. It's not fake. I don't know about people in their households if they set up like, OK, we going to do this. Maybe that could make. But it's structured, because what he said, let me tell you what he said. OK. He was like, so if, say, you have an ex-boyfriend, but you dating somebody else now, you won't know that they reached out to your ex-boyfriend. Right. That's what he said. They do that. And then they'll show up. Yeah, like, what you doing here? Cause it's problems, and that's where the fighting and all that stuff started happening. Because that's what happened with me. They had to set me up with the fight. Yeah. It was a big episode. Like, that was probably one of the biggest episodes on Love and Hip Hop. Which one? When they jumped me. Yeah. But then you tripped after that. I seen after that. You crazy. But you posed to go crazy at that point. I thought, like, four five women trying to. Four women jump you? It was, like, five of them. And I think you said, it was like, did you say Trina set it up? I felt like it. Yeah. Yeah, because how the recording is, they have, like, wherever we at, whatever destination recording, they have cameras, of course, with the production, and they're watching everything. She was in there while I was out there. So you watching me get jumped, then you're gonna come out. What is happening? Bitch! I got jumped!  I'm not gonna be like, ma'am, I just got jumped. Do that sound, buddy.   Stop playing with me.  And she, and she.  But she should understand. You should understand.  It was none of no disrespect in that type of way. And I say this all the time.  I used to go to school with her brother that passed away, rest in peace, goonkey.     Because you know, a lot of that reality shows and stuff like that messed up a lot of people's relationships. Right. Messed up a lot of people's lives. Connections that networking that they could have possibly had they can't have anymore because of it. You know what I mean? But I want to, you know, Trina, seemed like she wanted to scratch with you when that happened. Right. It seemed like. Wait, which one at the reunion or the fight? No, at the fight.  Yeah, it was like.  Right.    I said it real deep. So it was like, yeah, I'm fighting words, but she got to respect me. Like we from Liberty City. We from the same hood.  Stop playing.  For real. So you and them streets like that, you come from the, she know where you come from. Right. So people like, oh, I'm from the real, like we all from, I went to the same high school Trina went to. So it's not like I'm from the, oh, the little suburbs. No bitch, I'm from the hood too. Like we know what it is.  Don't try to play me for TV. That's how I just felt very disrespecty on you really trying to make this bigger than what it really is. It's not, there's no beef.  I don't, Birdman told me not to do that. Crazy.  And my son's father's very wealthy. I don't have to have sex.   So it was just like, why would you say all these lies? I never spread no lie about you on TV.  You just pulled on me on TV. Have y'all ever spoken again? Nope. And it was so crazy. We was in the green room and we was like, recording our confessions and she was there and my people, they, you know, they from the hood. So they went over there.   Like she was like, that's just TV. Like she brushed it off.  Then we got to the reunion and it was like, what the fuck, that's much crazy. So that's what you call actress. Right, it was like, that's why everybody was like, why you just sat there and didn't really say nothing? I ain't need to say nothing.   And she was like, yeah, you look a mess.  What's going on?    That's why I called them the king and queen crabs. And I meant that because, you know, crabs in the, you know, the bucket, they were trying to pull me down. Like why y'all not building me up? Why y'all keep pulling me down?  I ain't taking no food at your mouth. I ain't put none of y'all down.   You can't go to Miami without hearing trick or Trina when you from another, you know, state or something. It's trick and Trina. You gon' hear about trick and Trina. That's what you, you going to Miami to see trick and Trina. You going to Sunday's trick restaurant. You going to see Trina performer, whatever event she have. You going there for them.   Man, you know what, man? I'm rocking with you. You here with me? Facts. When you come rock with me, I'm rocking with you.  I'm kind of weird. I'm throwed off. I'm always said my damn ways.  And I know, I know that for me, the younger generation is who carry the vision. The next episode for me, because of what I believe in. I'm a believer. So I know that the younger generation always has the vision. So I always rock with it because I know that change has to happen in order for us to grow as a people. I'm gone. Y'all, I don't know if y'all, y'all what you mean. Right. I believe that.    Talk that time.  My rent, like my mortgage. Talk that time. I just sold my $850,000 house. Like, I'm looking for another house.  So let me break this. When I say inspire, I have my bachelor's degree in criminal justice. I'm a medical massage therapist. I have my child development associates. I have my dental aid certification when I graduated from high school. I'm a basketball coach. I play basketball. I'm an actress. I'm a rapper.  And it's not about the money. I haven't punched a clock in over eight years. Big accomplishment.  So it's not like, oh, I'm doing this because I want to be rich or I want to hang around the stars.   We got the bread. It ain't about that.  I'm a mother.    I'm a brown baby. Real talk.  And everybody still trying to tear me down when I'm trying to help y'all see that the worth, your worth. Cause a lot of people that don't understand, they be like, damn, what makes me special?   That's it. That's all that matters.  Trump was president, motherfucker. Do it.  Stop playing. Stop playing. Out of all the accomplishments you've ever accomplished, like if you, if you just gave it all up tomorrow, what would be your crime achievement out of everything you've ever done? That one thing that you were most proud of? See, let my mama see me walk across that stage getting my bachelors. Like, cause you know, most, like a lot of people in my family didn't go to college. That's it. So it was like, I'm probably like one of the first ones who graduated from college and my mom get the brag to her. So it's like, yeah, my baby can't bring it. You know what I'm saying? So just, she was crying and it was just like, oh my God. As long as I make my mama proud, I'm good now.   It's really to inspire.  Inspire your boys mainly. Definitely my boys.   Do you want more? Do you want a girl? No. I got a stepdaughter. Couple of them. Let me talk. Yeah. Nah, I don't want them again. You got a couple of things that's coming up up and coming TV series, man. Let's talk about those. Yes. So I'm on TV. Yeah, don't come for me. Oh, don't come for me. That's off, I don't know, up in the air. They ain't come for me, I don't know. They gave me the check though, but I don't know what they kinda got. The money game? They gave me the money. They pay me good money, huh, Darry? Good money. They disappeared. At least you got paid. I got paid. Was Will in it? Who? Will Smith.  He might be owner or something, babe.  Things are getting cut off right now, yeah.   That would make sense though. But no, I'm trying to figure it out. I'm trying to figure it out. We ain't never filmed that. As long as they ain't asked for the money back. They can't. Nah, it's already done. My paperwork is. Yeah, yeah, the time was elicited, yeah. We already knew what was going on with that. But I was hoping. The boys got to eat. The boys got to eat. But no matter when they ever were ready to, I was still on there. Your work was okay. Yeah, I still be like, no, that was too long. I won't even do that.  That's just type of person I am.  Yeah, but. Let's talk about P-Vallity. P-Valley. So, growing up, everybody thought, I guess, cause I was fine. I don't know. They thought I was a stripper in Miami. Why? I mean, I'm looking at y'all. I don't see how they, I'm trying to figure out how they wouldn't even come up with something like that. Like, I'm with you. Like, I don't know. You don't look nothing like, um. Like, ginger. Yeah. What's the stripper name? Brown sugar? Brown sugar, uh, uh, uh, Lexus. Wifey. Oh, you know that name? No, no, no. We been kicking him. We ain't tripping. You said to see, if she took me to the strip club in Jamaica, that was crazy. Three of them. Which one? Which one? It's in Kingston though. You didn't get to go to Kingston. I know. I'm going with y'all. No. Y'all giving me, I say, y'all take it with you, right? Okay, what next? No. Family, because I am sister. So you went, so you went to Jamaica. Hey, I'ma, I'ma link that up. But you went to the strip club in Jamaica, right? No. What was the name? They was trying to take, you know what, that they be having sex on the stage in Otorio's. What's the name? I know your name. It be going down. Dad, I cannot. We didn't do nothing in Otorio's. You know, and I, I found out later that it was some old stuff that I should have seen that I was kept back from.  I don't want to hear it. I don't want to hear it. Oh, you don't know what I'm about to say? I don't want to know all that. What show is that? You know what I'm saying? No. I'm trying to wait to see if you're going to say it in that exact accent. Don't say it, don't say it. It is him. No. Damn. Don't even talk about stuff like that while we doing an interview. We doing an interview. Okay. If you can't put that name, you know what? I don't want to hear that. You don't want to, don't do that. This nigga got out, really got out of line one night. For real? Yeah, we've been everywhere. Y'all not related? No. Okay. Hell no. Let's get to it, man.  Let's go. P Valley. P Valley. So I was a stripper on there. Yup. Do you even know how to do tricks? No. You was on that looking. But I wasn't real pretty. You were a stripper in one of your songs, so you should have known how to do all them tricks. That song manifested P Valley's name. Because I lied. I was like, yeah, y'all, kick me on P Valley. This was like two years ago. What was your name? On P, Nick Natural. Yeah. Oh, that's what you went with? Yeah. And how did you do the dance, did you? I was doing more lap dances. That's slow. You was doing the white girl wine. No. The white girl wine is just kind of like, you don't even have to do nothing. Just, you just move slow. Like, yeah. No, I was getting down. She's doing it like that. The white girl wine is a real slow way. And you just kind of look to the left and to the, yeah, just a little, you ain't gotta do nothing, get my money. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I did a lot of that.  Got my money, I got my money. You didn't like picking up the money off the floor part. I did see that. No, I'm saying, that's why I would never be a stripper.  Are you germaphobic? No. I was just a degrading part of picking it up. Some places they sweep it, and then they pick it up for you. This boss talk, that's who boss for that. But what if they sweep it? No, it's just the throwing. Oh, that's disrespect.  And then I hurt you. Give me my money in my hand. That's boom. I didn't do it like that. I do like to make movies. I be like, I don't do that. The baby just give me my money. No, they don't throw it. Just put a stack right there. Yeah. You done thrown it before. So you know what it's all going down. How the hell, that's right. Like, when you throw on it, you letting it go.  I'll be at VLIVE tonight. Hey! But it was fun. So when you come through VLIVE or whatever, people see you there, they're going to come over there and, yeah, money going everywhere. It's the first, is it? Not yet. Hold on, ladies. I need some men in the dalleys. I can't be spending my own money. Hey, man, they hear them. They hear them. What a hat. What? Show them something. Don't make me make you phone calls. I got to keep to the city. I ain't playing. Tell them come out with me. All right, I'm going to make a few phone calls. Let's make a movie tonight in VLIVE. I'm going to make a few phone calls. Don't call to make a movie with Nikki. Hey. And I'm single. And you can't throw all their money. And I'm single, too.  And some heads. Hey! Oh, that's it, man. Boy, that's a hell of a comeback. Like, you can't really. Ryan, don't come back now. Nigga, don't come for us. Don't come for me.  She's a cleaner queen.  I got to ask you that. Because you look nice. I mean, I'm looking at your toes and everything. How do you shop when you hear the city? You won't believe me. I'm going to say it.  Go ahead. I like to shop at Ross. That's your cousin right there. I knew I could see it on you. I could see it on you. Yeah, this here. You're going to be right at Ross. Boy, this is it.  We go every city. We can fly to any town. And she's going to be like that girl, Ross. I'm like, what a secret to it. No, but there's a secret to it, though. Bro, y'all crazy. Let me hear it. No, let me tell you my secret. I hear this. When you go and you go shop at Ross, if they have multiple of the same thing, I won't even touch that. Because I'm not going to be wearing the same thing. Right, right, right. But they'll have something that is just one off. Exclusive, huh? The two of us. Yeah. I love y'all, though. I'm not going to go and I'll find you. Yeah. It's not Ross.  If you know how to play together. Especially, you know, I got an Airbnb business. Oh, really? So I go there a lot to shop for my Airbnb. You be keggin' it. I get it in. I'm a hustler. But I can tell from the things that she's saying. Home goods? Yeah. Of course. Look at she's like. Oh, he be over there, too. Oh, you don't say. They all in home. I'm like, who is that nigga over there? The whole business, though. That nigga supposed to be over there at the horse race. Or at the car track. This nigga, where you at at home? Home goods.  No for real. You're going to be at Home Depot, nigga, with me. The Depot. We call that the Depot. We're going to be at the Depot. Man. No, seriously. So I love me some Ross. But you know, I put in a little designer every night. These shoes, like, a lot were $1,500. See what I'm saying? A little splash. You know, so Jumper, probably. I got this on sale for like $10. I ain't going to lie. In the shoes, $1,500. So it's like. It compliment each other. Right. I don't have to do all that. I'm not doing all that. I ain't going to bro. Shit. On clothes. That you're only going to wear it one time. Right. Especially when you post this, like, up. Niggi. You can't wear that no more.   Like Tiffany Haddish. Shit. But you're going to be wearing it. Try and nigga, I can go on your page right now. You lying.  I do. I do.  But men don't care. I got a lot of men following that up here. Niggi, you wore that last one.  They don't care. Men need to look at that stuff right now. Right to win all the time.  So Ross and a little nigga. Flying in the gal, sis. Flying in the gal. So you got to keep that money for that. Put it over there with that. I'm a little sugar mama a little bit. I like, no, I don't want to say that. I just like this. I like to spoil my man. Wow. Man. Yeah, she likes to pleaser, man. I'm a pleaser, right? So that comes all with that massage therapist. Where is your birthday? I'm a Pisces.  I had a lady birthday. Thank you. Kicked it. Kicked it? What did you do for your birthday? Oh, yeah, that's when she was in Jamaica, OK. I heard that somebody got in trouble in Jamaica. What happened over there? Mm-hmm. What happened in Jamaica? So it was your fault. Yeah.    She was the jail on my exact birthday. She went to jail, or all y'all went to jail? No, I ain't go.  Showed me. And she went to jail. I said, I'm going to do something in Jamaica.  I mean, no, my other friend went with her. But they ain't get locked up. They ain't get locked up. They just had this, what they calling overseas grass. They was grassing. They was snitches.  That means snitch overseas. Wow. They just had a snitch on the white man. I had none to do that. I rap. I can't do that.  Well, that's good that didn't mess up here at home. No, it was more of a self-defense thing.  I'll be fair, white man, what's wrong with white men? What was he doing? He was, but he put his hands on her. So she had to go and he, he, he ripped her $5,000 Christian Dior bag and he had to pay for it.  No, because like the reason why I asked you that, because when you're in Jamaica and they see, especially if there's guys around and they see. They were scared. Everybody was scared. What place did you go? We went to the Bahia. Because normally like, we're, I don't think, if, if I got. It's a resort. So it's all people from out of town. My guys will jump in.  Right. If some of the locals came after, they was like, what he at? I'm like, he gone already.  Exactly. If the locals around, they not going to sit down and watch. Right. The locals, yeah, they was ready. That wouldn't have happened.   But he, they end up getting him. Take him to the gym. That's crazy. He was drunk? Yeah, he was, he was drunk high. He was on something, but they had to go down there. So she could get her bag paid for it. That's a $5,000 bag. Hell yeah. Motherfucker gone crazy. They paid for it right there? Yeah, they paid for it. Yeah? Uh-huh. He had to pay for it. And he went to jail. He had no business doing that. Yeah. He shouldn't have put his hands on her for it. It was crazy. Hell.  I saw a stage and I lifted up my dress and I had him a thong and I made a clap. You did. I made a clap and that's, that's one of the songs on my city boss girl, girl boss. Did you get visuals while you down there? I had nobody to even get a visual cut. Everybody was in jail. I had nobody to even, they didn't even see me.  Uh-huh. And I don't dance. So that's why it was so funny to me that I did that.   Exactly. You're not at home. You're right.  So if this video was ever surfaced because it was a lot of people, they cameras out, I'm like, oh my god. Maybe they don't know your name. I hope it was low shade or something. I hope it was a low shade. Wow. This is your thumbnail. It's looking like. Wow. I made a clap. Boss girls. Girl boss. You killed that. Yup. What made you name that? Girl boss. Yeah. I told it from elementary. I've been a boss. So you just had to back it on up. Boss man, girl boss. I want to know where the name natural comes from because. Good question. Nicky natural. We know Nicky, but where's the natural? So Nicky is actually my name. My real name, Naisha. I like your real name. You like Naisha? I like Naisha. Naisha. OK, so Nicky, my mom was supposed to name me Nicole. So she ended up naming me Nicky. I mean Naisha.  We still named her Nick name Nicky. So I kept Nicky.  You know, a natural about you. I'm like, hmm, that's what you think that means. Is my name Nicky natural body? Or Nicky natural hair, Nicky natural eyes? Is that my name? Anybody in here? Anybody? Answer? Yes or no. Is my name Nicky natural or Nicky natural body or hair? Nicky natural, right? So natural, when you look it up in the dictionary, the main definition is innate gift. I'm gifted. I'm a natural at everything I do. That's where that name come from. And my big sister gave me that name.  You a natural. I was like, Nicky natural. She was like, yeah, Nicky, you're Nicky natural. That's dope, man. That's why I gave my name from right.  Nicky natural. So Nicky natural, you're going to give me the top three artists of all time, dead or alive. Any genre, too. Tupac. That's number one. Eric Abadou. I hope I see her this weekend. I might see her. That girl said Eric Abadou. Yes. I love Erica. What? But yeah. That last one, man, it ain't no respect there. I'm serious. The last one. I love me some Eric Abadou, though. Eric Abadou. Yeah, let's go back. And we Pisces, and we got a couple of baby daddies. That's my girl. And she's so genuine. And it's like. That's me. That's Dallas. That's us. Out there. That's Dallas. See, I'm Dallas. She rubbed Dallas to the fullest. You will never hear her say anything, anything out the way by Dallas, Texas. And I've been watching her whole career. Shout out to Jamie Foxx, another one. He won't play with Terrell Texas. He's right down the street from here. That's dope. So it's like, and it's a small town. I met Jamie before. I partied at his house. You should have told her, nigga. Nigga, I went to Terrell. OK, we want to hear something. Oh, my God. After party, we want to hear everybody. We was playing. Who else told us there was a solo, solo moochie? Face on love. Everybody that had been on here had a Jamie story. So about the what happened there? Who was playing cards? That's it. No, nigga. No, nigga. You had a tile. It was a tile somewhere in that damn place. It was a tile. It was a tile somewhere there. It was in Atlanta. He had a house in Atlanta. Everybody says that Jamie throws the best party. The best party? She had like 1,000 wingstop wings. It was all, it was just wings everywhere. Rick Ross was there if it was winged. No.  Oh, really? That was my first time meeting a little Bow Wow. Uh-huh, I got something. Look how she look. Yeah, I got something. I guess the number. What did little Bow Wow say to you when you met him? He got mad. I don't really be like talking, but he had got mad once. Because that night, he invited me to his house. I was like, uh-uh. You think I want to get over to the plan? Burr man told me. No. Do you ever tell any of them that? No, I don't say it, but I said it in my head. I got to remind myself. Burr man told me nothing. He gets nothing. He niggas get nothing. I don't want to be a friend. Out of all of these celebrity males, is there any one of them you have a crush on? Did she say Erica Baidu and Tupac and who else? Can I say women? Nobody else. Drake? All right. Drake? That was the last one? Uh-huh. OK, cool. We got them in three. OK. We got a crush on. It can be men or women. Oh, women? Or give me one male or one female that you have a crush on. Who is he? Um. That is they came to you and try to holler at you. It would be the hardest thing for you to even. Mm. That's hard. Drake. I thought that's who it was. I thought that every woman I would not.  I would never be around Drake. This nigga here, I already heard that you can't be around Drake with no woman. Why Drake? He was here the other week, too. And I was called. It was like Drake is here. I was like, damn, I must really be moving up when I get to know when Drake here. Niggas calling. That nigga was here a couple of weeks ago. Other than him, it was being light-skinned. I got that call. You know what? It's just Drake. He's just so young. I ain't get that call. I got the call. Yeah, it pulls through what Drake was. It came through rap a lot. You wouldn't hear that night. Well, I don't know. I sit at college. He came a day early, too. Hi, Drake. Drake, I don't know. Drake is just, he cool. You know, it's just like he don't try too hard to me. He just be chilling. I just like the chill. Have you met him in person? Never met Drake. Damn, Drake. He just be chilling. I don't know. It's not even because of how famous he is. Because honestly, he's not my type.  It's not even that. It's just, he just be chilling. Whatever, man. And what feeling? No, I'm a real lot of hater. I'm a straight up hater. Yeah, I like that. I can see why. Why you say that? I need your true, that truly something special. That's the one. So everybody feel for the nigga when that song came. I can't really explain it. I'm so into you now. He just swear at them. You like them guys that are laid back. But I ain't gonna lie. I got another one. Hold on, I got another one. I went to see Nas. Oh.  What?  See, you see, I like that. That wouldn't be it. That nigga ain't trying to hold it all. All of them laid back. That nigga laid back. Every dressed but fabulously laid back too. They all just laid. Would you ever date Kanye? Hell yeah. He got. I'm too dark for Kanye. Well. No, but I'm just saying, if. If I was lighter? If it was possible, would you ever? Because we had a debate the other day. He's like, every, any female would date Kanye. No, I didn't just say it like that.  For real, he did. I didn't say it like that. That was about it. I was upset in the heat of the moment because of the kids and him not getting to see the kid. So I said some things that I kind of regret now. Okay. You know, but I was really upset because I don't like the way that the kids and him and them and them. I just don't like to see that. If it's true what Amber Rose said about Kanye, he'll love me. Oh, Lord, that's weird. No, that's all I'm saying. Damn. He would love you. He's jammed that nigga. Yep, he would. Well, she said it's something that was he like it like that. Oh, look at the idea, you like it like that. He put tight nails up right now.  He'll love me. Yes. So that's fun. Now, this is wow. So do you?  In here.  Where did this? No, because you know what? What you all just said just brought up another thing that I heard in another interview about you bleaching something. Oh, my booty. Oh, mm-hmm. Look how he look at. This is going different than I expected. You know, this interview just went.  Did I got any places out there that bleach booty hollers? I've never heard that before. I heard it on a song. Kanye was the one to say it. Said it. Kanye was the first one to literally put that in a song that, yeah, and it made sense when he said it. I did not know people do that, honestly. Look at that. No, it's a wild world. You know, this world is changing fast. You know, people are doing things out of the norm. Sorry, mama. So they just are looking for booty hole bleachers. Yep. You don't know nobody? I don't know nobody. I'm sorry. Is that a service that you can get? Definitely. You would probably have to go to that place where you'd be going to get the stuff. The bikini waxes. Yeah, and talk to them first and lead on into it. I bleach my own booty hole. We'll talk about that later over the mox tails. Oh, no, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Whoa, Nellie. I'm a natural. I'm a natural. Straight up natural. Doing the natural way. But you said, did you say Tupac early? Yeah, I love Tupac. What's the, because I didn't get that story. What made you like Tupac? Because you young.   He blasted, he blasted Tupac. What's your favorite song from Tupac? That, um...  What? Actually, on my mixtape, my favorite song, I sampled it. The, um, So Much Pressure. But it's one of my favorite right now, my nigga. That's it. Girl, you talk to it while you got them on glasses. That's your mom. That's your mom. That's Shemaria's favorite. Yeah, yeah. You're my daughter. Okay, see, we're going to family. She made straight out of this, too. I'm in the family. She made straight out of this. She made a hundred and eight double that. She loved because of her daddy. See, but it's the one I, it's called We Outside on the mixtape. I got to listen to it, man. I'm put to do that. So you did it justice. Yes, yeah, I did, yeah. I just used a little bit of it, but that's my favorite song, though. I don't know.  So, but it just, I'm like, okay. It just, it grew on me. That's my era right there. So I grew up listening to that. One song of Tupac, and I fell in love with Tupac. She my number two. And once I saw Poeta Justice, I'm like, I like Postman. That boy bad. That boy bad. I used to love me some Tupac. That damn man. Right, damn! You know, I'm a Pimp-C for that.  Yeah, but that nigga was bad. That's a bad nigga. No, that's the only man that could wear a nose ring around me. That nigga bad. Pimp-C was my favorite, of course. You know, I got to say Pimp on every episode. Pimp-C. R-I-P, Pimp. I love Pimp-C. That's just all I do. I got to say that every episode I say that. But at the end of the day, yeah, it's real, in a feel. Musks. But so, what do you expect from Dallas? What do you expect? I want Dallas to love me. We already doing that, nigga. Oh, yes y'all, yes y'all. We better cook y'all xtails, hey. Yes, no. I just want Dallas to see Naisha. Okay. Not Nikki Natree from Love and Hip Hop. Cause it was such a, it was biased.  And then it's like, no bitch, you need to bow down. So it was like, I got a lot of half and half. So on my comments, it was a lot of hate, but it was a lot of love too. You read the comments. Yeah, definitely. All of them. I ain't that busy. I'm busy, but I- You can send that reading them comments like, damn, I do that. It's fun. It's fun.  It don't get to me. It don't get to me.   I was so sad.   I saw- Some of the stuff- But those haters are going to be hard. It do be hard. Coming back to your comments all the time now. It be fun. And I'll be like, I'll be responding back. You be talking back to them? Because, all right, like for instance, I just got my braces back on like two weeks ago. I had braces on the whole show. And that was like two years ago. So I ain't one of my retainers guys. Yeah, so you had to go to the back. So that was like, damn, she still got braces. It was talking shit, cause I was on while with Tasha Kay's show.  I'm like, bitch, I just got them on two weeks ago.   I ain't have them on since then. If you follow me, you will know I had my braces off. It was real cute, but it was cute. Now they started to part again. So now you're going to decide where you retain them when these come on? I'm definitely going to wear my braces. She's going to do right. You can get braces. But I like my braces. You can get permanent retainers. You know that, right? So you don't have to worry about it. And I got, I got permanent retainers on.  I didn't know that happened. That's crazy. Yes. I got, if you look at my teeth. You keep them braces on. I like braces. Needless type of thing. My daughter got them. My 16 year old. It's sexy. Men, I ain't a lot of men. When I got them back on and I saw everybody, my den went crazy. That was like, yes. Nuh-uh. Yes, Nikki, yes. It's how I remind them of J. the Fire. Well, we feel the wrath that we got. Do y'all know who J. the Fire is? Mm-mm. I don't. Google her when we done. I do know who she is. Google right now. I know you though. Yeah, I know. No, exactly who it is. They certainly look alike. You look better. Okay. You look better, but she pretty though. But when she be doing all that, yeah. It's hard not to see. Oh, look. Uh-oh. Okay. Thank me later. Oh no, no, no, I already know. You know what I'm talking about? No, why? Yeah, you're right. You look better. I told her that. You didn't. She pretty though. I like her. Yeah, she fly. Stupid. So, hey man, we went for the rap. Do we forget anything? When is your next project? Music wise, when is the next?  A Thousand Kisses. Kisses from you is never too. Ooh, it's fire. Ooh, watch how y'all hear that. When is it coming? It's coming. When I get back to the studio, when I get back to Atlanta, I'm laying it down. And that's gonna be my TikTok. Cause it's like a step to it. Okay. It's out of here. When you hear it's ready already, it's going. Wow. It's out of here. Yeah, cause you've been paying so much attention to your acting and everything else that you just been putting your music to the side. Yes, I just did a movie with funny Marco. He supposed to be on here. I like funny Marco. I like him. He's still amazing. I love him. He's supposed to be on here. So it's a comedy. It's very funny. It's called The Night. As a matter of fact, Cheena has Myra was in there. I just was on the phone with her yesterday. I love them. They're my brothers. I flew them down. I brought them down here. I had an ankle. When he lost his Instagram, I was hurt. And I told my wife booked a flight.  Cause I already did it in Atlanta. So I was like, I gotta get that dude here. That's my guy. They're my brothers.  That's why funny Marco come cause they friends. Cause he's like, I told him, Bubba Dubb's like, I told them to love me. There ain't no games with me. Shout out to them niggas. Them niggas clowned on here.  I introduced Bubba Dubb to Cheena's Myra on this show. Okay, yes. They're my guys. So just think of Booty Call when you see that movie. You gonna think of Booty Call. He already told me. Like he is coming. Yeah. It's okay. That movie. I did not know you was in it. I'm the new girl. Bro. I'm Marco girl. They told me nothing. I'm Marco girl. But he probably be here. So I'm gonna give him a hand. Uh huh. So in this movie. I've seen the kissing scene. I was like. Oh. Get him.  But how is that because then we just had Columbus short on here and he was talking about when he was on. Him and Megan Good. Because Megan Good is like his sister. Okay. So when they were on. Yeah, he was like his whole. And he was like, it's the hardest thing to kiss her. I think it was hard for Marco too. But I didn't, Marco just can't kiss. You taught that niggas something. Yeah, let's go get it on the street. I did. But he got better, huh? He got better. Once we he was, I was like, oh, you ready now?  Here come Cheney as Myra. God damn. I hear kissing. Oh. He ranked on me everywhere we went to eat. The nigga ranked on me. He is ranked. He's like, what do you say? Oh, say rank steal. That was it. Right. Yeah, right. We say rank too.  Huh? Did you have to read lines? Yes. I was the lead. One of the lead females. And B Lynn is other. How was it? Did you like it? Like. Let me tell you. That was one of the funest projects I ever been on. Marco them. That man gonna go so far. Cause he's so funny without him and Myra. They just funny. That dude crazy. They don't do a lot to be funny. It's so natural. See, they making natural around here. We talked about each other the whole time. Right. I even freestyle with that nigga. I got a freestyle in. Me and him freestyle and he did the four four thousand. Oh man. We freestyle. But I came with it. Now he's fired. But funny Marco, we gotta get you on here nigga. You already know you committed. And family now. Yes. Now Marco. Next stop. But hey man, thank you for coming on the show. Man, how can people reach out to you, man? What's your IG? So my IG is N-I-K-K-I natural. Y'all know how to spell natural, right? At Nicki natural, Twitter, Nicki natural number one, Facebook. Blue Hefner is not me. I need to put that out there.  I'm tired of that whole stop it. She's asking people for money and everything.  Probably nigga. They never be doing that all the time. She got 5,000 followers on Facebook. But yeah, but. She growing. This whole, she going out in some. She got more followers than me. That's crazy.  Shout out to her therapy by Dairy. D-Area, hook fin. You know, she the reason I'm here. Dope, man, I love you. She the reason we gotta shout out her. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Nino, my manager Nino. And you know, we here, I'm here. Motherfucking Dallas, let's get it in. Hey, man, dope. We're the towel later. Hey! You know I'm doing a lot of DMs from Dallas folks. Hey, man, it's been another great segment. We love you. I love y'all too. It's been another great segment of Boss Talk 101 where the bosses talk. And we out.


Never have I ever got in a tattoo. I mean, I have three. What are they wearing? I have a semi-colon here, a rose tattoo here, which I got after I broke up with my boyfriend. It was great. And then I got another matching tattoo here. So, yeah. Never have I ever had an embarrassing moment on set? What happened? Ah, well, this wasn't on 13, but one time I was supposed to go into a pool, like take my shirt off and go into a pool and I just completely slipped on the pool and fell on my back. Yeah, it was great. On set?  Like, it was like a party and then everyone's like, are you okay? And I'm like completely drenched in pool water and it was, yeah, it was very, very embarrassing. Never have I ever had a secret party trick? I mean, besides being really loud and annoying, like, that's it. Ooh, I can do this. Hold on. Double join it. Do you see that? Yeah, very impressive. I get all the boys with that one. Like, look at my thumb. Never have I ever gone skinny dipping? Oh my gosh, skinny dipping's the best. I think everyone should go skinny dipping. What's the point of like having a bathing suit on? Just take it off.  Oh my gosh. Who? Danny Phantom. Who's that? I don't know. It's a cartoon. I think it's only, maybe it's only American, but Danny Phantom was hot. Yeah, I used to have dreams about him. Never have I ever been really into a video game. Uncharted? Uncharted is a video game, and yeah, that's, yeah. I really loved it. And then there was like this 007 game on the PS2 that I really liked. Yeah.  And I really, no, I'm not a gamer. My little brother's a gamer. He plays like Destiny and Fortnite and all of those. And I'm like, what is going on? Like, the graphics are getting insane. Like, I played Mario Kart, but I sucked at it. And I hated that game. But yeah, I've been playing video games in a very long time. Never have I ever had a guilty pleasure TV show. What's that? Keeping up with the Kardashians. It's trash, but it's so great. It's so great. Never have I ever had an embarrassing username. It was Fierce Eurochick 97. That's cool. That was so, oh my God. Yeah, it's bad. Never have I ever had a go-to karaoke song. Total Clubs of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler. Like, the best. The best. Never have I ever been a total fan girl. I met Halle Berry once. Yeah, so that was, like, I couldn't even talk to her. She was so beautiful. Never have I ever kissed a stranger. Is this for work or? No. It's just for her choices. Failing love at first sight. I've never been in love. There's still time. There's time. When? When? Isn't there going to be new characters in season two? Oh my God. I don't know. I don't know. Oh, I don't know. You can't, you can't. Am I allowed to say no?