The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Chico Bean - TOCCARA in the Trap! | 85 South Show Podcast

Episode Date: January 10, 2025

Fashion model and entrepreneur TOCCARA sits down with Karlous Miller in the Trap! || 85 SOUTH App: www.channeleightyfive.com || Twitter/IG: @85SouthShow || Our Website: www.85southshow.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's loveyourmindtay.org. See how much further you can go when you take care of your mental health. J-O-N. Hit that beat. Tell them to play you some pimping. Play me some pimping. There you go.

Oh, boy. J-O-N, how did you know this the shit I wanted to be looking out into the ocean? Don't it? Yeah, I like that. That's real pimper's right there, J-O-N. I feel like I'm on the yacht. That's exactly what it's supposed to feel like.

I'm on the back of the yow. You see the ocean and the waves just, and the sky is just blue. You know what I say to them, J-O-N? I tell them, roll up the weed. Don't even bother. It's just me, J-O-N, and that girl's a car. She's a top mom. We bought the possum bottle.

Yeah, hold on. Bring it back one more time. Don't tell them everything. Don't tell them nothing, man. Just let them keep guessing. And let them be wrong, man. Shit, yeah. Okay, hold up. One more time, let me tell him, yo. I said, we ain't going nowhere. It's to the bank. And she'd be hanging with that girl, Tyra Banks, and their other dude with that swoop in his hair. Every time you see you walk through, he'd be like, girl, yeah. Do it. You fucking do it, Ciccarra. Hey, you do it. You fucking do it. Do it. You better fucking do it.

Done. Hey, when you go out there, you better fucking do it. Yeah, I like that. Hey, welcome back to the 85 South show. Yeah. Yes, indeed. And I would like to let everybody know

that over here is the 85th show. 5 South Show, we didn't win no country music awards either. Damn. And do you think we give a fuck? Shout out to Shibusi. We're going to give him his props. The hood going to uplift them.

Because they didn't rob this man, supposed to get him some awards, and they know he got the hotest song in the world, and then they ain't want to see a nigga do it. But guess what he's going to do, though? What are you going to do? He going to win at least three B or T awards. At least two Soul Train Awards. I know the N-WACP going to give him something.

come on man and we're gonna keep playing the music yes indeed the 85 South show the number one podcast amongst black people who have black parents people who don't have black parents don't understand this if you ain't never had to sweep carpet you ain't gonna get it who would you know about sweeping carpet If you ain't never had to sweep carpet If y'all never had a dust pan And everybody know You get an unopened bill

Right, okay That's the one Because it's still firm Mm-hmm Mm-hmm I'm talking about if you ain't never spent A summer over your grandma house With like four outfits

Don't even talk to me Please don't If you ain't never got Whopped with two or more your cousin this might not be the show for you. Bro, if you're a man and your girl don't have at least two wigs over your house, find out who she's cheating with.

If you ain't never washed your car with no dish soap. If all your kids got the same daddy but you want a baby by a dude that you really like, Stay tuned. What? Now, I don't know if you know this, but I'm only talking to exclusive people this year. Ghetto legends, people who are at the top of their field, you know, like a top model. Now, this lady right here wanted to find this women on earth.

I can say that because I've been all around the earth, and I've been keeping. keeping up. You wasn't around. You wasn't around. I was there the moment that it happened. When we woke up and was like, who the fuck? Who the fuck is that? Did you, did you see that? Br, last night on TV, they had a, did you see it? The world went crazy. They ain't never seen no woman built up like this. That's the only way you can describe it. You got to use an old black man. word she built up she just built up all the stuff all the stuff

that a man could like that a man could like you know what your granddad is like she got the big old pretty legs the big old pretty legs a beautiful soul a god-feared woman The best way to sum this lady up is Thanksgiving coming up. You ever have macaroni on your plate and the yams touched the macaroni?

That's the best. That's her right there. Ladies and other, ladies and gentlemen, Takara. I said the yams is touching the macaron. Fix mine just like that. Just like that. She built up. Had the world in a frenzy.

You should have been there. You was there. Yeah. Yeah, he was there. Okay. He's a real nigga from the time. Okay. The shit was good. Like if you wasn't outside in the 9-9 and 2000, I only want to talk to you. The people who was born in the early 2000s, we don't have nothing.

No, nothing to talk about. Because I know how they was made. Right. I know how they were made I know how they were made I know what song was popular when they were conceived first of all

welcome to the 85 South Shore thank you thanks for having me no thank you for coming because I told you this has been a long process I've been here and I've been here

I didn't ran into your nephew like two or three times he did he hear my DMs right now he said you gotta hit Carlos Carlos looking for you I'm like okay okay I thought he was lying at first

No no he wasn't lying I think the first time I ran into him was it, like, L-A-X, I think. It was one of the, it was an airport, I think. He was like, yeah, man, to karma and to y'all, like, all right, brother, stay black. You know that then I saw him again. They were like, nah, for real, for real. And I was like, we're trying to come on the show. He was like, yeah, you're going to like it.

You're going to like it over there. And here you are. And I'm here. Why, wow. It took a long time. Magic. You know, well, good things take time, they say. Catch us up right quick.

What you've been hooked to? Ooh. I've been doing. Well, you know what? Actually, I've been rebuilding. I moved to Atlanta. I was in LA for like 17 years. Mm-hmm.

And I came down here and I'm regrouping. Regrouping. Regrouping. Yep. I heard that. Yeah. You got your phone on? I have to have to turn your mind on.

Because they heard you was coming. Not everybody wants to call you. Yeah, but see, I can tell nobody that I was keeping this exclusive. I didn't want a whole lot of people. Okay, please. Don't let nobody know. I want nobody to know. It's kind of like this is a real intimate setting.

It is very intimate. It's just you and me. Yeah, because I want to know. Right. Okay, then. Okay, then good. I'm going to tell you all about it. How did all this come about?

All about what? Like, how did all of this happen? Like, the modern. and everything. Ooh, you just... I want to know everything. Tell everybody. So you're just walking around dating looking good.

Yeah. And they're like, girl, you should be a mom. No, no, no, no. I, shoot, I started when I was like in the third grade. Really? Well, yeah, in the third grade, I went to Residence Park, and we had like a Lucy Y May poetry contest. And it was this, I was like in the third grade, and the sixth grader, she was up there and she did like Sojourner Truth.

And she was up on the stage and she was like, that man over there said that a woman should be lifted over pedals and carried over things and no man's ever did that to me. And no man's ever. And I was like, I want to do that. I want to be in this contest and just seeing everybody come up and perform. I was like, I want to perform. And so next year, I went up there, and I did Paul Lawrence Dunbar in the morning, and I end up winning the Lucy Wet, the contest. And then I got part of a traveling theater group. This guy named Terrence, I don't know his last name, but Terrence had a group. Just a random Terrence? No, Terrence.

Shut out to all the Terrence. No, Clarence, Clarence, Clarence Young, or Clarence, Clarence, Clarence, Young. Anyway, he passed away, all them, yeah, young and there too. Well, we performed at like different recreational parks and stuff like that. And one day I got the lead road in this play of this lady's life. And I was playing her adolescence to like preteen. And there was this lady that they were bringing in. They lived in New York who was this model.

And she was coming to play the lady from when she was like, you know, 15, 16 to like early 20s, a young adult, and her name was Jamaica, and she was from Dayton, Ohio, and she had moved to New York, and she was, like, doing big things. Like, she was, like, a celebrity in Dayton. So I was, like, when she came in and she, like, took me in and, like, kind of unofficially made me her big sister, and she, um, I was, like, nine at this time, and then when I turned about 12, she introduced me to her modeling coach and Dayton, who, at the time, I didn't know was like because he was so

fresh he was like you little bitch I know you're fucking aren't you tell me give it to me give me sex I know you're sexy you little sexy bitch At 12? Yes Yeah Damn

His name was Lucius Don't say his name Don't say his name I want to get caught up with no bullshit Luce is you did that room You know you was wrong for that shit He told me about lighting and makeup and contouring. I have to sweep his flow.

I would clean up in exchange for my lessons and stuff. But, you know, just learn how to pose and be in front of the camera. So about time I turned 14, I was already going to New York. And I was, like, going to the agencies and things. But I was really skinny then. And then I had these big tities. And these tities came out of, like, nowhere. I got tities, like, in the fifth grade or something.

And, like, next year, it's like one year I didn't have them, and then I had them. But as a model, you have to be really thin. You know, you can't, like, have to shave it. I disagree with that. I like models with big titties. Whoever running the modeling industry, save the titties. Love the titties. Me too.

Embrace the titty. Yes, big titty committee. Yeah. I'm the president. Yeah. Yeah. So. Keep going.

You're talking about Titties. I get distracted. I get distracted. I get distracted. When I was going to the agencies, it was held against me. So I would go to the agencies 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. But then I end up gaining weight because I end up doing this birth control shot. The debo show you, it would blow you up, right?

That dead bow, pop, pop, pop, pop. I felt like the incredible hog. I went from like a size 2 to a size 12, quick. I was like busting out of clothes, the inner thigh pans, bust it open, Everything was busting open. And I was like, whoa. Wait a minute. The birth control shot?

Yeah. Do all that? Yeah. Damn. All right, Beth. This is something to keep in mind. Then I was like. You know that?

You knew that birth control made them thick? I thought that was a myth. You thought it was a myth. That's what you did here. You just didn't believe it. I didn't believe that shit. Yeah, that's true. So I was like, how am I going to do this?

Because I never only knew. I didn't know there was a such thing as plus size modeling, right? That just was in my world, and it came on real quick. And I was like, so I researched it, and, you know, I went to the agencies, and I seen they had a different, you know, they had that category. So I took some pictures, and I went to just. I went to Jamaica who lived in New York because I would always go to her house in the summers from the age of 14 of, you know, forever to go to the agency. So I took some pictures and I went to the agencies. And this time when I went to the agencies, normally when I go to the agencies, they come in and they look at your book and they just be like, no, or next.

Like, they're really harsh or you even never got that. You know, they could just, it was just, the no was quick. Yeah, they don't waste your time. They don't wish your time at all. The nose was so quick. So this time when I went in, they looked, they actually looked, looking at my pictures. And I was at Ford. I went to Ford and they was looking at my pictures.

And they looked up at me and they said, okay, well, come back. You know, they gave me some rules to do or whatever. They wanted me to go like live in a model house or something. So they were interested in me. And then I went over to Willamina and we went into the call and I gave him my book. And then they gave me a quick note too. So I was like, oh, let me go back over to four. But while I'm sitting in the lobby waiting for, what was he waiting for?

They was waiting, I guess waiting to bring our books back from the, whatever. So the casting, the lady, casting director, she's not the casting director, but whoever, the head of the modeling, her name was Susie. She came out and she seen me and I had this little wig on. My hair was like flipped to the side or something. And she was like, you, did you submit your pictures? And I was like, yeah. And she was like, asked to see my books.

And she pulled my book and she came. She told me to wait. all the girls left and she was like, I don't know what your money is like, but you need to see this photographer and you start here and work down depending on your budget and, you know, cut your hair. I don't know what's going on underneath your hair or whatever, but you need to cut your hair. I need you in like a, you know, basically like a Bob look. You know, she just gave me instructions on what to do. So I went and I did it. And then I gave, I sent in my pictures to her and I'm waiting for her to call me back. I'm back in Ohio. And then she ends up calling me

And she says, oh, my God. And these pictures was bombed, too. I really liked the pictures. She said, oh, you're so adorable. And, you know, but unfortunately at this time, we don't have any room on our board. My mom was like, why does bitch make you cut your hair? You know, and I was like, she didn't say no. She said, they ain't got no room right now on her board.

Okay. So when I go back to New York, I'm going to shoot with this second photographer. And I'm going to just, you know, go back and drop her off some more pictures. So I did that and dropped her off some more pictures. And those pictures suck. I called her up. And she was like, come in. And I came in and they end up signing me to Willamina.

So I was like 18 years old. I already was like signed to Willamina, but I was going to a community college in Sinclair. So I was like... That shit lit. A lot of people don't know. Community college. Community college. Community college, period.

Community college is lit. Yeah, I had a good time. Everybody owe the school $500, it's a different type. Come on, man. What's the community college you went to? Sinclair Community College. Oh, word. Yep, I was part of African American studies.

I used to put on fashion shows and plays and stuff for the college. I was a cheerleader. I was Miss Sinclair. Okay. You showed your ass at this school. I sure did. So I'm asking Claire, so I'm telling the people, I'm telling this girl that I'm about to go to New York and I'm about to become a model.

And she tells me, okay, but before this, she tells me about America's next top model and how she just audition and all this stuff. But I was deciding, I was telling everybody that I was going to New York now. I thought to be this big model and everything. But I don't know. Somewhere in between there,

I got dropped from Willamina. They let me go. But I still wasn't disappointed because it was like, I got a book now. I already did some photos. shoes. I had built my portfolio. And so like I had a I had a working book and it had Willamina on it. So I was like, I'm going to go anywhere. I go elite. I go to Ford. I go anywhere. I'm going to be fine. I'm good. Right. So I back to going to Sinclair. So the girls at Sinclair, I'm

telling her about how I'm about to take over the world. And she's telling me about how she just auditioned for America's Next Top Model. And it was just like the third season. So the second season had just ended. And so I was like, well, where is that at? They were having auditions in Columbus. Ohio. Throw down there right quick. Real quick, right? So I go down there. It's a whole room full of girls in there. They're going up to audition and the stage was probably like this big that we had to like walk on, turn on. They had like one little camera. We had to say like our name, a few little things and the girls were looking so timid and I just knew that when I got up there I was just visualizing how I was about to tear this little stage up, honey. So I got up there.

Hey, when you get up there, you better fucking do it. And I fucking did it. I got up there. I tore that little stage up, and I twirled and walked. I did every little thing I could do in this space. And all the girls in the audience was laughing, I mean, cheering and clapping me on and everything. And then I got off, and everyone was like, you made it. You're going to make the cut. So I already thought that I made the cut, because I knew I definitely made the cut from this room.

Right. So. Crowd favorite. Yeah, crowd favorite. I've always been the crowd favorite. So I was going on a trip with my hairstylist and her crew. And we go over to Jamaica. Not the lady, like, actually, Jamaica.

No, we go into Jamaica. Okay, because the lady named Jamaica, too. Right, yeah, right, see, I'm paying attention. Paying attention. So we go to Jamaica. I'm in Jamaica, and because I just did this audition, people ask me, like, what you do? I'm like, I'm a model. I'm about to be on America's next top model.

They had, like, Benny, Ben, is it? man. No. Is that the artist? Beny man. Okay. Right. You're looking at me crazy.

Thank you, J.O.N. Right. He was there. Trina was there. They had some pimps there. It was like this big. It was definitely going down. The temp was there.

What was the pimps? A Caribbean kind of like Big Fest. It was so much fun. But anyway, I was just telling you. everybody's going to be America's next time. I even did an interview. I hugged the baby. I mean, I kissed the baby and everything. I was just like, I just knew I was going to be on the show. And so a few weeks had passed, and I didn't get a call back. And nobody followed up with me. And no one told me that I was going to be on the show. So I was like, so Jamaica actually said, go online or something to see. what's going on and find out, like, you know, who the contacts are. I go online and I see that they're having callbacks, but I didn't get a callback,

and it wasn't in my city or anything like that, and I was in New York. I went back to New York, and they had a callback in New York, and then they had a callback in Indianapolis. And I was like, I'm not going to do New York, New York too crowded, so I flew out to Indianapolis, and I went back to the callback, and they were like, you're not on the list, so you're not on that list to be called. They were like, but after we see everyone that we come here to see, then we'll see you, you know, but you have to fill out this packet and you need to have, you know, a head shot and two bodies, you know, whatever, just all these rules that you had to have for the callbacks. I was like, okay. So while they were doing that, I went to like kinkos or whatever, filled out my paperwork, did what I need to do. So they brought us in after they seen everybody like 30 girls at a time. It all brought us in his room. They had his line up around, you know. But I was like, oh, no, I need to be right in front of the camera. So I stood in my place, and I let all the girls who ever had to fill up the space.

I let them fill up the space, but I was locked in. The lady that was behind the camera, she was just looking down the whole time. So we came in, everyone, they're like, hi, my name is Sarah. Hello, my name is Mary. Hi, my day. And she was just letting everybody go, and she was just looking down on the camera. So it was my turn. You know, it was at St. Clair, and, you know, I took this speech class or this public speaking class,

and it was like, you want to get somebody's attention. These are different tools and techniques that you can use. Look at you listening in class. I did good in school. I never knew I was going to do good in school because I didn't do good in school. I never knew I was going to do good in school because I never did good in school.

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Yeah, you got to watch these little motherfuckers, man. Well, while he's fixing that microphone, I would like to invite everyone to tune in to Channel 85. the blackest TV show that ain't on TV I never thought I would do good in school you know what I never did good at school that's a hell of a way to look at shit it's a hell of a way to look at shit

it's all about perspective these days Thank you. All right, welcome back to the 85 South Show. We're back in there. Yeah. I'm going to catch you all up on the store. Takar almost there.

She had the call back. Right. And she ain't even supposed to be there. I ain't even supposed to be there. So I'm standing right in front of the camera. The lady got her head down. And so I stepped forward. And I know I can't say hello or nothing or high.

So I step forward and I stopped my feet and I say, I am. Cara Jones and I'm from Dayton, Ohio, and I'm weighing in at a whopping 180 pounds. And the lady, and I'm on, I had to say the three things. I was like, you know, and I'm big, black, beautiful, and loving it. And the lady looked up from the camera, and when she looked up, I knew I had her at that moment. And she looked at me, and she said, thank you.

And I said, I stepped back, got in line. So afterwards, like, we call your number, whatever, and so rest is his. The rest is history. The rest is history. Right, man. It's a hell of a journey. Thank you. I can't believe you remembered all that shit.

I would have been like, man, I went down now. Right. It was fun. Yeah. So how was your experience with that? It was good. My experience was good because I always get to be myself, you know? So that was my blessing.

I think that's my blessing. My blessings I got to be myself. I was just true to me and then everyone got to see me be me. be me and then that's why everybody think they know me is they do but then you took that and like you said you took over the world man you was everywhere after that

I was everywhere all in the rap songs and videos and love interest and love interests all type of shit all kind of things life is good that's dope just a cultural

icon now because that's what I hurt When you came out with that and we saw you in that swimsuit, oh my goodness. I just seen that on, was it X now? That's going to break the internet right now. No, no. I just seen it on X. They just showed my body and my shape and everybody just automatically start going to car,

Takara, Takara, Takara, Takara, Takara, Takara, Takara, Takara, Takara. It's like, whoa. Hell yeah. They didn't put your name in about 400 songs. Mm-mm-mm-mm. Your name in Thick was just. just right there together, associated. Well, I was just, I represented that average American woman, you know, like, that's just

what we've seen in our hood. That's what we've seen growing up. See, that's, they didn't see that. No, they didn't see it. No, and that was the difference because, right, anything over size, what, four, six was considered, like, plus size or big. And it was just modeling, you know, models are thin. There are zeros and ones, like, zeros and ones.

How the fuck you make a zero? Right, no size? Right, no size. They're zeros and twos. What the fuck is you modeling on a zero? Well, because back then it was called like a hanger. So it wasn't about the model, it was about the clothes, and they just wanted the clothes to drape on the world. You just hanged?

That's some weird shit. Who are these people giving me the zero? It's zero. Well, also, no, you know what? It has to do with, like, the fabric and everything and the cloths. that it takes to make samples and designs. And so they just didn't really want to spend money on fabric on sample sizes. So that's why they just started with smaller models

so that they could just throw their designs on there and make adjustments and, you know. Oh, so they don't want to really put no time into this shit. Like, I'm not making a big back version. I'm not doing it. I refuse. I got a little bit of silk left. I can make a zero, but that's it.

I can make two zeros. I'm not making one-one. I can get two zeros at this fabric that I got. Exactly, yeah. Damn. And they got all that money. Over there being cheap. That part.

Can you believe that? Why they being cheap like that? I don't know. That's why it set me on the mission. I was so happy. It set me on a mission. That's why when I went on Celebrity Fit Club, I was so serious about, like, just representing thick women

and changing the BMI. Now that shit was classic. With the celebrity fix. Hell yeah. Yeah, that was a lot of fun. You can kiss my fat ass. Yes. I love her.

Look at that. I'd be like, yes, the Pirary, yes. Now we want to know, it's black people. What was the breaking point? Because we felt like watching this shit, like, man, something happened off camera before this. You know what it did? But it wasn't that serious.

The thing is I had lost. lost, I was losing weight. I lost weight through the whole thing. But Dr. Inna came over to me and he had a conversation. He's like, you're doing great. You lost weight, you know, this week. He's like, what are you doing? And I told him, I said, you know, I'm doing this. I'm doing that. I'm excited because I was invested. Like, first of all, you paying me to lose weight, you know what I'm saying? So I'm like, I'm coming here. I'm going to do my job. Like, I was serious. I would clock. I was doing that time that I would eat every two to three hours. I would pack my lunch. I would do like all the things that they told me to do. Like, I was dead.

predicated to this. And so he was like, yes, yes, yes. And then when I got up on the stage, he was like, yeah, you know, yeah, I can't wait, like basically say this. But that's not what he asked me. He went off into something else. And I'm, and I was just, he's just blindsided me. I don't know where he came from. And then he's going to tell me to be a woman. that must have been in the script who the fuck says that so that's what threw you all he had to car from Dayton Ohio fucked up did you see how she crossed so she jumped over the stage I remember calling my manager

I jumped over the stage on now yeah you was acting up for I was acting up you was out of character No, I wasn't You were, well I used to fight growing up all the time I'm a big sister I got a little sister

And a little brother and I fight You know, you said, you know, you're from projects We fight, the bus stop and On the bus After school Behind the school During school In the bathroom

All that shit Just get a project kids We just fight We fight Just project babies We see violence. Baby, that's what we do. That's what we did.

We put hands on people. We put hands on people. And so, that's how I was raised. Hey, me too. Grump. Yeah. And you can't lose. No.

Because you're getting your ass whooped if you lose. It's an ass whooping behind a loss. You ain't in trouble if we win. But if you lose, you're fucking up the family leniency and shit now. Can't do that. We undefeated on this block. You can't let nobody whoop your ass on this block, not on this street, that your granddad didn't have never. We've fought your goddamn thing.

We've been beating their ass for ever. Don't you beat the motherfucker come here and fuck our record up? Don't you dare do it? That's Tommy's daughter right there. Come on now. What was it like growing up in Dayton? You really hear too much out of dating. You don't hear too much

Not too much You know what That's not true A lot of people I would be moving around People know about dating Everybody know about dating But I'm saying

Like we don't get no regular updates And nobody came out I'm like It was hard as fuck Growing up in dating It was Yeah It was

It was like You know it's a little city Big Town But it's one of those Those big towns where the black people was doing a hi-hating in Ohio, right? They used to, but it went all, it went down. Nah, dating is like, the whole dating is like a ghetto.

For real? Yeah, like that. They're going to hear this shit and be like, she's lying, bro. No. Oh, my mama is nice out here. Not in Dayton. Now, the suburbs, you got to go out, but no, like, no, we're the hood. It's like all of, like, Residence Park, you know what I said, Dayton View,

all the little dating spots. Nah, you know, all the buildings and the old houses that were historic and stuff are like broken down. It's like we really need to buy back the block. Who the fuck sold the block? Right. These are the questions we need to start asking. These are the questions we need to start asking.

Somebody sold a fucking block. We need to buy back. And shout out to Dayton. I'll be performing in dating all the time. Yeah, I know you do. But you don't be in dating. No, you don't. You be like in center.

or Miami's Berg or stuff like that be like you got to bring your ass out y'all showed your ass so bad in dating we can't even do shit in dating no more now we got to drive out 25 minutes but it still be all the dating people and still be all the day people yeah we we y'all love dating though I go home all the time word yeah that's what's up this is dope that you stop through here man okay now tell me this whole little story you said you was going to tell me I told you how I had to go through you how I had to go through your your nephew for damn near three years to get in touch with you okay I had to like a 111 111 pictures uh-uh not 11 11 pictures a hundred so I could be in your algorithm okay then I got back in touch with your nephew again and then and then bam and now we in and chat we're locked in bam and now you my new co-host because did nobody come to work oh because I've told them that I wanted this to just be me and you Because we need to establish rapport

Oh, that's what we're doing Absolutely That's what we're doing Okay, good In front of everyone That seems normal Mm-hmm Mm-hmm

What are you wearing today Some boots Dress I fuck with it Give us some fashion tips Give you some fashion tips Yeah To the men that's watching

We got a male audience And you know from you We need some tips from you. These out here just wearing whatever. Chelsea boots, turtlenecks. Motherfugers wearing vests with no overcoats. Just vest.

Just a fucking vest. Yeah, I don't know. I can't give any fashion advice. Fashion is your unique, you know, individual expressions. So. Oh, okay. Yeah.

We just, shut up, Marco. Don't listen to him. Because he'll wear some big pants and swear he from 2029. Like, bro, ain't shit fashion about you. Your pants just big as fuck.

And then he act like they invented big pants. I'm like, bro, y'all, your generation ain't came up with shit cool yet. We waiting on y'all. These motherfuckers have contributed nothing to the soft, to the culture, to the swag. Nothing to the, how old are you?

41. Oh, okay. Absolutely. Absolutely. And them 20-year-old niggas disappoint me every time I look at them. know why old niggas just be looking at young men you don't know shit these motherfuckers think it's all dreams and lucky charms out here no I'm just fucking with you but them I don't fuck with them how long you been in Atlanta oh since 2005 okay so you've been here since 2005 yes it was love I've been here for two years absolutely and I've been

doing my sound therapy and my sound bass I'd be promoting it all the time on my page and And you ain't came to not one of them. You have not invited me. I need a personal invite. What is a sound bath? Okay. What do you think a sound bath is? First of all, we neck it.

Okay. It's a Bluetooth speaker. Uh-huh. Right. Okay. And you talking on a mic and the speaker on my chest. Ooh. Uh-huh.

But I got a mic in the speaker. Right. It ain't on your chest. We're just washing each other with words. We're just saying random words. What would you say to me? Rhinoceros. Oh.

Okay. Toothpaste. Arachnophobia. Soda. What? You said, what the fuck? I was feeling it. I thought I was waiting for you to shower me with your next word.

I was waiting for you to shower me with it. Your next word, okay. All right, just leave me out there. Oh, is that really what it is? No. Oh, but that's when you said the sound. Who in there heard of that? That didn't come with her.

No, right. Exactly. You're lying motherfuckers. You heard of it. You were in music. You were rubbing the bone with the sticks. Yes. Oh.

This motherfucker think he'll be a better person than me. I like that. Fuck you, J.O.N. You rubbing a bow with the stick. That's because that niggie would be eating out a bowl a lot of time. He knows. So, yes, I play these crystal bowls. There's sound bowls.

And each bow that I play aligns with our chakra. You know about our chakras? We got seven chakras. Well, we have more than seven chakras. But, and chakras is like old, ancient, Chinese modality, but it's been proven in 92 that we really do have chakras before because they couldn't really prove it because it's not like a physical body part, like your lungs or your heart or anything like that.

It's your energy, the way that your energy flows, your energy flow, right? And so these bodes connect to your flow, to your life force, to your energy. And it's like a tuning, you know, so it kind of like tunes you up. Spiritual healing. Mm-hmm, some spiritual healing. Some holistic help. Yeah. So we're like affirmations and we do breath work and guided meditation.

It's really nice. I'll fuck with it. You should. When the next one? December to 15. Do I need to be there or I could just watch it? What I need to do? You need to be there.

So it's a group of people and we all just sitting there watching you play the bowl? No, no, you're going into your own journey. So I'm helping you to relax. I'm taking you. This is one-on-one. This is how it's going to feel You're giving me details But it's kind of like

Kind of blurry Come To the sound bath It's by the airport Where do we meet as the group Who's going to be there? It's out on the sound stage Oh

Okay That was like not the answer Huh Okay Hey, Jack. What's up, Jack? Got the camouflage on? I still see you.

I still see you. There he go. He heard you was here. You know that freaking niggins. He's something else. He is something else. Oh, M.G. He's going to find you, though.

I see. I see. I see. Ambushed. Don't never let nobody come between what we can. No. Never. How you like in Atlanta?

I'm in Aries. Okay. And you are? April? Yes. Okay. April to what? Second.

Okay. And what was your question? And you? Oh, I'm a Pisces. Oh, this is that March? Oh, the 13? Mm-hmm. Get out of town.

Yeah, 313. That's me. Get out of town. 13. 313. 313. I'm going to play that number. Play that number. You're a winner.

Absolutely, a winner. I don't know nothing about losing. Period. How long you've been growing this beer? This beer, right? I touch it. You definitely can. Okay.

Just because it's you. Thank you. You can touch it. Now I'm in my own time. How long? This particular beer right here? I think beers grow in cycles. I probably had this particular one.

This one that's actually on my face for about a season or two. Yeah. it's not the same beard that you had a few seasons right throughout your life the way my body set up for a whole new beard every so often

every other season I like it what took you so long to come over here I really don't do do too many of these too many or what like podcasts or interviews you don't get it

This is a TV show. Oh, okay. This is a whole TV show, Thakar. I didn't know if you knew, like, we just say it's a podcast, but this is really TV. This is late night TV. I like late night TV. Yeah. For black people, mostly.

Everybody's invited, but. They don't show up. You know who you're like. They know. They know. Right. Okay. You get what I'm saying?

Like, you can come. if you want to but we're going either way don't matter we don't be there so that's what that is you still got the bras? I do yeah

tell me about I'll talk about bras all day I'm gonna talk about bras I have swimsuit line also so you know I'm dedicated to the big titty girls the Nashville I'm gonna clap every time you say something about it every time you mention

Big T, every time Takara mentioned big titty, y'all got to take a shot. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to be doing actually a pop-up shop, a pop-up. Big Titties, a pop-up. Oh, I might pop out. Hello. Thank you. No, because like I said, growing up, I've always been big-breasted.

And so I needed a brawl that was supportive, that could hold me up, that could lift, that could separate, that was in my size. I would try to go to, well, growing up in Dayton, we don't, we had like, what, elder Beerman, Walmart, like, we have too many places you can go and they all had these granny-like bras. It's like they were like this tan color and they had this awful design. It's like kind of silk and then they had the thick straps. It was just awful and it came in like beige, black. White. White. Yeah. That's it. Yeah. It was really awful. Yeah. The big ones was on the bottom. Yeah. Yeah. And they all looked the same. You had no

options. They did. Nothing was sexy about them, right? It'd be real big. You know, it was like, and it was the same one that your grandmother wore, that your mama wore, that the teenage, what I'm saying, you had big tities. My girl, look, my grandmother, dad, little tits. Don't be talking to my grandma's teeth.

Well, my mama has little tities, and she said more than a mouthful is a weight. That's some hate of shit to say. Hate it, ain't it, ain't it. That's a lot. Like, you're just supposed to eat one mouth. full of titty. That mean you got something left over. You don't just make one bowl of spaghetti. Your entire identity has been fabricated. Your beloved brother goes missing without a trace.

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Much love to all the little titty girls out there. Yeah, much love to all the little titty girls out there. But Carver don't make a little titty. No, I do not. But you know what? I'm about to start making titties. I'm going to start making titty. I'm going to start making tities, yeah.

No, I'm going to start making bras for smaller-breasted women also. They got enough options. That's what I said, too. That's what? That's so true. You know what? Thank you. Thank you for reminding me.

Right. They got enough options. Oh, damn. Right. Big titty women. It's big tally. women out here that need help it's like three brands right now all your focus all your focus all my focus come on because I started at an e-cup um right so that's a lot of fabric

exactly I want to just know some of your friends what these women be at just big titty women y'all have do you have a brunch or something in Houston I need the information on this group I'm really trying to start one too so ladies um hook me up go to go to my IG Let's start this group. We need to have the big titty committee. We need to meet once a month. We can do a cruise in the summer. We can do a cruise.

Go to Dominican Republic. Right. All the places. Hell yeah. Get jagged hands to perform. Man. 2025. Come on.

Let's do it. Shit. Yeah. Put the content. It's really important because a lot of girls they grow up and they don't have the proper size. The most thing that we all know is Victoria's Secret. Victoria's Secret only go to like a size D, D, D, D.

So everyone thinks they're a D. Every girl you meet, if you ask them a brawl size, they are, they're like, oh, I'm a double D, oh, I'm a D. Can't lie to me. Yeah, they are. I know my tits. Well, they don't know. Takara, I know my tits. Trust me.

They can't lie to me. They can't lie to you. They can't lie to me. That's what I'm talking about. I know my tits. They lie to their selves. But that's all because Victoria Seeker can't sell you a E or a G or F or H or I or J. You skip the triple D.

It's a market right there. That's what I'm saying. That's what I told you. I'm going to make it for the smaller breasted women. I'm going to make a D collection because the, but the D is very tricky because the way that the, it's the whole science, the way that the breast is set up, right? The way the breast set up. Right. They're not all circular.

I know a titty that's long like a missile. Yeah, a lot of women do have uneven breasts. Now that's very natural too. That's the rest is maybe like an inch or half an inch. Sometimes it could be more. That's because your man supposed to hold the other titty up. Amen. Get you a man to hold that other titty up.

Get you a man. or whoever you prefer. Right, right. I don't want nobody to feel left out. Yeah, somebody don't want the handless people to be left out. That's how, that's what we're at as a society right now. Find you somebody that has something that will lift you up. That's true.

What do you mean somebody? No, but you know, women love it because it provides a lot of back support. It's very sexy. And like, when you're, when you have bigger breasts and like, you know, the bra don't have to be sexy. It is sexy enough by themselves. That's my whole point I was bringing out is that now my brawl, people want to show it off. They wanted to be seen. So now we can wear sheer shirts and we can wear the blazers and we can do all those little cute fashion things that we see the girls with the smaller breasts.

We want a little pickable. We want our breath, our little brawl to show. Who the fuck said you couldn't? Well, you don't want to do that in that granny brawl. Who want the granny brawl picking through and showing out? See, you sure I'm doing that. Y'all focused on the wrong shit. Nobody's looking at the bra.

We're looking at the tithes. She got quiet. She got quiet. I know it ain't just me and Jack. Come on somebody. You won, you got me. You should reinvent the old lady bra and make it sexy. No.

Don't. No, we're not going to do that. We're going to keep my bra. Did you see my bra? I'm just, all right, I'm just, I'm just throwing some ideas. Okay, okay, okay, we brainstorming. Okay, yeah, it's like an exclusive bra that only come out in like Christmas, right? Bam, it's a tribute to a grandma on them.

It's nostalgic. But it's sexy. It's the 2024 version of what grandma on them didn't get to get. It's a retro bra. Retro. Because, you know, tears ain't even shaped like they were back in the day. No, no. They used to be tear dropped.

Used to be like, oh, that wasn't, yeah, my friend, Sunshine, she got nice sat and like, yeah, here, drop titties, you're right, and they have. Tittas has done evolved. They do. Well, it just depends. Every woman has different shapes, you know, tidies. Then when she lay down, that's a whole other titty. Then she's stand up. That's another titty. When did you become a tittyologist?

Because I've been studying Titties in my lifetime for at least the last 30. Because you're 41. Yeah, I'm telling you, it's about 30, I'll say at least the last 30 years. So I got tons of research done. I've seen all kinds of... He was like 10-11. Yeah. Your mom breastfeed you?

Uh-uh. No, how you know? Look, I have no... I ain't never touched my mama's tittance. That's on my life. My mama didn't breastfeed none of her kids. How you know? Because I was there.

I'm the oldest. I'm the oldest. I'm the oldest, too. I never touched my mama's teeth. Okay. So that ain't it. Okay. That ain't it.

Okay. Okay. Okay. So at 10, 11 years. This is when I really devoted time and energy and effort. Because once you see them, like once you, that take you from a boy to a man. Once you see a titty in real life, you can't go back to none of the shit that you used to do. Now your life is dedicated to seeing more tities.

Ask any man in there that grew up. Look how they all agree. Look, just look around the real. Once you see a titty, you don't want to do none of that weak-ass shit you was doing. Ain't no more plan. Nick, now you just outside looking for shit. Now you're a legend. This nigger seen a teddy before.

Tell them. Coming outside, right? I bust the right. Titties. Niggas is riding their bikes all the way across town to hit his story. Ask them. I'm in my first kitty You never forget it

You never forget it You never forget it See You said oh that's a teddy That's a teddy That's a teddy That's the point in life Where men realize that women

grow up way faster than us Right Because the first time a girl That you knew her as a girl Then she that showed you An adult teddy Where the fuck you get a titty from? Niggas mind is blown.

Nothing matters no more. Food, life, titties. We'd be fucked up on tetties three, four years before we even ask for some pussy. And my bullshit, fellas. Not no for real. Some niggas don't plan out. Like, when you young or pre, like,

in your early teens, you don't plan nothing. Nothing passed tithis. What you do? Man, I was at the movies for four hours rubbing on some pettis. What else you do? What you mean? What else? What else is there to do?

Right. Right. I ain't mad at you. Then one day somebody fucked the game up and said, but you ain't get no pussy, though. When y'all digger started doing this shit? You're rubbing on coot. Oh, man.

Shit. That's crazy. Yeah. That's why women live longer than men. Well. We spend so much time growing up. By the time we get fully grown and realize how much that shit sucks out of there. Okay.

We don't get a lot of joy In life, Takar Did you know that? As men As men? I heard. Oh, man. It ain't but like 11 things

That'll make a grown man happy Like 11 Maybe 13 It's an uneven-ass number It's not a looted list of shit And titty Where's tities on the list? Titties is top two and not two

Top two and not two They, it depends on, like, so they interchangeable, like, ass. You know how you be looking at like a pole and the shit keep changing? And it's not a titty out sometimes. Right, right. And that's what I wanted to know, too, because most guys are ass guys. Right. You know, you don't really find too many, like, titty guys.

It's kind of like the majority of people. You know what? I think it's black men, ass so important in our culture. Yeah. That we didn't just got you, like, fuck them tis. The ass. Right, yeah, exactly. Pure the ass.

That is so true. And I'm not sexualizing. We're just having a hypothetical conversation. No, I've noticed that myself. I only represent like 3% of black men. That's all in a name, but like 3% real niggas left that even agree with the things that I say on this platform anyway, which is quite a high number. If you break it down, subtract the bitch-ass niggas and the niggas who don't matter, then the niggas who just say wow shit just to be saying shit, then you do like that thing. 3% that I represent, marginalized group.

Absolutely. Can you dance? Can you? Yeah. If you dancing and I had to be able to dance to dance with you, I'm a dancing motherfucker. But like walking around just telling people I can dance, nope.

But if like me and you being together depended on it, like if we was out and he was like, let's dance. I'm a dancing motherfucker. Okay. period. That's all I needed to know. Exactly. When you want to go dancing? Let's go. When we leave here, I'm going to the cigar spot. You want to dance in there? I mean, they play some old school music. They got a nice old, we can dance with J-O-N. I bet. See how she made you the DJ. Stay away from it.

You got a man these days, or is it private? Don't be huffing and puffing. It's not a hard question. No. What? No and no. Okay. Good.

I was just going to say you don't need one. Okay. Thank you. I feel like you could do it all by yourself. No, no. Women need men and men. need women. You need each other. Yeah, that's how it's supposed to be. Absolutely. Yeah. One plus one equals three. Yeah. I was just about to say that.

I know you weren't. I was. I'm going to agree with me. No, I ain't going to agree with you. I don't tell the truth, though. I agree with me. Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. You stop. You stop. Go on. Stop. Stop. This stop. I did. I did too. How many sisters and brothers you got? I don't have no family. It's just me again. So this was a setup. We're on the date or something?

Or like, where's the food at? Or I mean, like, where the candles and the cake? And, I mean, like, the flowers or something. Mm-mm. This is a conversation with the car. No, but you didn't even have nobody here with us. I don't need nobody else. I made sure that they heard me when I said that.

I was like, fuck y'all. To Carl come. I think I need this shit? I don't need no. Walked out. And to like teach me a lesson. They didn't come. Yeah.

Well, Jack did. I didn't even invite him. He just heard that you was here. Hey, Jack. Thank you, Jack. I know. Jack, don't never disrespect me like that. I'm sitting right here.

I'm just, no. That's why I don't take the nigger nowhere. nowhere that's my dog though he never finished telling me about the bras we got sidetrack talking about tetties oh we did don't okay well but that's the that's the conversation I always wanted to have with you anyway well I mean I just want to say one more thing about the tetties okay and I'm gonna say one more thing but after you now I'm gonna let you No, no, no, I'm done. We done. That was good. We did a good job.

Nah, because I was just going to do a corny titty joke. It's something. Okay, no. Oh, you're so funny. I'm glad you think so. Yeah, laughter. It's good. For the soul. Yeah, and for the stomach. Yeah.

Yeah. Hell yeah. Yeah, and for the face, too. And the for the face. That's multiple purposes, yeah. And the jitters. Because when you laugh, and it is jiggled.

Got to be healthy. Oh, mine's always jiggling, because that's what real people do. What? Okay. Speaking of tithers and bro, I just want to support you. Whatever you need.

Okay, thank you. I was just letting you know that whatever you got going on, you can always, hit me if you need a hand. I was just about to bring out like one of them big checks. You know how they came on them big checks? They come out and they be like, oh. You're so used

to winning it on them TV. You don't even know that them checks ain't even real. They're not. That's just for the shit. What? I want that little regular. That's the motherfucker we look at. Okay. Okay, you're getting them checks, though. Yeah, I try to keep a check.

Bra's expensive, I heard. Yeah, they are. They are, and that was my mission. I wanted to make an affordable bra, but once I started getting into the fabric and all that stuff, no cause. I wanted to, did you have to get with an engineer to do this? A technical design person.

Mm-hmm. It's called technical design. But my goal was to have bras where I can go into, like, Target or Walmart somewhere and buy a brawl for $20, $30 like all these other girls can, but that's going to happen. It's not, I'm just working on it. Working on the price point. Working on the price point.

You should get with Kanye West. He knows about that shit. True that. Tell him to call me. I don't know him. I thought you knew him. You know some people. This could have been a Dr. Pebble commercial, which? It still can be. Nick turned into a whole bartender when the ladies around, man. I was about to turn to a flight attendant.

You want the can. What's next, Ticarra? When are you going to drop your rap song? Tonight. Because I just let them know you got a rap song. Right. Tonight, obviously, I'll let me go ahead and just air dropping on over so I can just perform for you guys tonight.

That'll work. You know what I know what you're saying. We're bullshitting. I am. You ain't going to drop that song. All right. Just going to keep selling bras and all that other shit. And all that other shit.

Well, you got a lot of jobs. You're supposed to have a lot of difference. You got a lot of jobs. You sell bras. You are a model. You be hosting shit on TV. What else? What you want me to do?

I'm asking you. You picked all these. How many I'm supposed to have? Do I got enough? Little movies and shit? I'm supposed to pop up. Did you see my movie on Hulu? Which one? It's called three ways. Is it called three?

No, it's called threesome. It's called threesome. What? It's it called threesome or is it called three ways? Don't get mad to me. Who isn't it? Somebody say it. Threesome.

Well, that's a little Duvall? Nope. You gotta go check it out. You're having a three? It's called three ways? Or is it three? So is it about having a three? You're about having a threason?

Yeah, let me look at it. That's so bad. You don't know the name of your movie? In Three Ways, thank you. Oh, I'm hot now. I need a fan. Cool me off. Lord of mercy.

So you got a movie called Threesome, Three Way. It's about having a threason. It's a sex comedy. Oh. Yeah, it's fun. What you're doing on there? If you watch it, you'll see. I mean, of course, but I'll watch it.

Okay, then, thank you. That's what I'm talking about. You don't watch movies? What was the last movie you went to say? Yeah, I don't like to go to the movie. You don't? Okay, you'd be doing. Because they'd be acting like you gotta sit in the assigned seat and shit.

I'm grown. Okay. You sit where the fuck I want to sit. I'm from the old school movies. Right. And then this lazy shit, you gotta put your own butt on the popcorn and shit. I don't fuck with the movies like that until they change some shit, bro. shit, bro.

Yeah, put your own butter on the popcorn. Yeah, you got, like you worked there or something shit. Ain't that everywhere we don't? Then you only get butter right there on the top, and then the bottom popcorn nasty as hell. You got to shake it up. Then you shake it up. You didn't have spilled $7 worth of popcorn.

I'm just bull that shit. Know the movie about a threesome. Yeah, it's a second. Yeah, it's a second comedy. Are you the wife or you the threesome? Like you're the third. All right. You ain't telling me because you don't know.

You don't even know the name. That's right. That's right. That's right. What's you doing? Oh. You got one. I don't even know.

I don't know. Let me know when you watch it. Did you see it? You didn't see this. Did you tell me? You didn't see this. You know me so well already. Well, already.

The last sound good when you tell them, though. I don't tell no lives. What's the name of the movie then? Three Ways. You're lying. That ain't that. Somebody look it up. Look at the movie up, gently what the name is.

Three ways. What's the synopsis? Oh, yeah. What you mean? Oh, yeah? Are you supposed to know? No, no, they're about the time. Your team looking, they're like, how the fuck she don't know?

I'm not this main lead character. I'm not Stacey. You're the woman they brought for the three. Oh, no, not her either. Oh. Dang. But it's still a good movie. You're playing a fucking therapist in the movie.

some shit. Why is this shit a secret? I'm gonna look up Takar to fucking bus drive. You're bus driving, McCarr? It's bullshit. I thought I was about to see some sex scenes. These motherfuckers are here trying to be funny and shit. Perfect opportunity for a threesome with Takar, and y'all blew it. You goofy.

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I don't know how I did L.A. for 17 years. Oh, okay. Edit that. I'm quick with the guys in the room, right? I went to stay. No, y'all more than welcome to move to Georgia and own some property. Yes. You can stop living in them fucking apartments.

Oh, tell them. You can move down here and buy you a house. Get you some guns legally. Get you some guns. You know you want some guns. Yes. Living out there with no guns. The niggas who got guns, no, you don't got guns.

You put a booed out here and get you some guns. Do you go to the shooting range? I got a big-ass backyard. Oh, you do? Oh, absolutely. And you got different kind of guns? I got guns. Legally.

All legal. With a permit. Card carrier member. So would you be shooting at? I don't really be shooting. act anything, but it's all about getting familiar with the weapon and, you know. You're shooting an air, you're hitting a tree, a can. We have all the targets set up.

We're doing a great thing over there. We? Teaching new gun safety. Who is we? The family. It's a family thing. Okay. Yeah.

Everybody comes out. Okay. Auntie, she like shotguns and shit. So we got some of those. Okay. But that's important. You need to learn how to use your weapons. That is important.

Handling correctly and safely. So you can be able to actually protect your family in case of emergency. Safely. Safely. Yeah. You like to do stuff like that? Mm-hmm. I go to the gun range.

Fishing, hiking, skating. I was skating last night. I don't do it all. I'm very well-rounded. Yes, you are. Yes, I am. Just built up. It just built up.

We should do a movie. I should. Me and you. Okay. That's going to be hot. It is. Yeah. Do like a, what kind of movie you want to do?

What kind of movie you want to do? I want to do like some kick-ass Pam Greer type movie. Absolutely. You could do it too. And you could do it. We could do it together. We could do it together. Let's do it.

Action, comedy. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. So check this out.

The synopsis will be, right? You a cop, right? Okay. But they're sick of your shit. They sick of my shit. Because you always take shit too far. You got brutality. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

You got brutality cases. You always trying to put you. See that's exactly what got you wrote up as a cop so now you on the so then you like a detective right And I'm your street smart partner and I keep you up the date on what the fuck going on I'm kind of like a side kick But we cousins or something okay I'm roughing up the people in the hood you too rough I'm too rough I'm too rough I'm smacking down Then you get into some shit with like these Colombian drugs Lords. With the Colombians. They steal

your little boy. They stole my son. He and me, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence show up. Okay. In Cuba. It's getting good. No, I scratched that on like that on.

We got a family. Okay. We got five kids. We have five of them. We got five kids. Let's have nine. No, let's have five. Nine. Because that's too many people to put on camera. Everybody ain't get another state. Okay, okay. Okay, I like the way you think. We got five kids. We got three sons.

Uh-huh, two girls. And two, and we've been together since high school. Okay. I'm tired of your shit. That's what I'm saying. So you just up and decide that you leaving the whole family. Yeah, I'm one of those. So then you leave. You go to L.A. Right. You live in life. You're bawling. You didn't block all us on Facebook and everything. The kids too? The kids too. The three boys and the two girls. Everybody, you left. Little Carlos and Takara, all of the twins. The youngest two look just like you. Oh, no, scratch this.

This scratched this. And the greatest point is you left plus and took the dog. No, I did. It took the dog. No, I did. The third one's going to be better. This is number with the third one. Like, you thought I was just going to be down forever because, like, you left me and dating with the kids.

Oh, so you're trying to say you ain't going to take me back, though? That's what I'm getting at. Oh, okay. Like my look changed. Lick, my construction company blow up. Okay, right. You try to come back around, but the kids old enough to realize that I was never the problem. Why are you going to do this with me and my kids like that, though?

They're my kids. You left. I had to. No, you did. I did have to. No, you did. I had to make a better life for us. No, you made a better life for you.

That's why I'm back now. You don't even know. Take me. Who left in? Take me back Carlos Ask me back Carlos Ask me one more time Take me back

Okay but don't leave again See that's how to move it Don't be leaving Okay, go But what did you come back And I have replaced you Oh you now you want me to go You want me to fight

Oh you're trying to see me fight Carlos You knock on the door right This will open the door Not her Meg to stab No she did I don't replace you with me Real hot girl shit

Real hot girl shit Real hot girl shit You're going to be so mad because you're going, it's going to, you're like, this could have been. She out there. She out there, I love it, pushing them on the swing. You, you're in the car looking from across the way. Like I'm looking now. Right.

You hate me. Uh-huh. You didn't even show back up until you heard I was happy. Soon as I got happy, you want your family back. She's going to leave you, too. Your homegirl is in shock. Look, she can't believe. She's like, this shit sounds good.

I'm a motherfucker. I think we're on the something. We on the song. I think we want to something. What do you think, Jack? I love it. He can't wait to see it. J.O.N.

That's why I said it out loud so you can know what it's going to look like, though, Jack. Could you see that, though? I replaced Takara with me. That's what I'm saying. Halfway through the movie. No, Jack, you take shit too far. I ain't said nothing about that, bro. Now we ain't gonna be able to do it.

Now we ain't gonna be able to do it. Now, that's fucked up, Jack. Keep your comments to yourself. God damn it. Mother. I need some better friends. Would you be my friend? I thought we were friends.

We established that like earlier. I'm just confirming the shit. Or I'm still on the friend test. This is a friend interview? I'm still trying to figure out what's going to. on here. What you mean what's going on? What's going on? This is a TV show?

This is a whole TV show, Takara. We are live. Channel 85. Channel 85 right here. Anything you want to say to the people? Yeah. Hey, beautiful people. This is your girl. The Fabulous, Takara. And I just want to say that, I just want to say that I'm feeling really good tonight. And I don't know. And blah, blah, blah.

And blah, blah, blah. Well, there you have it, folks. Be on the lookout for me and Takarra movie. Call your mama left me. I think I can get Lee Daniels to produce it. I used to do live TV. You did? For what?

I did a show called Take the Cake on BET. It was a late-night game show, me and Joe Claire. Joe Cleesey. Yep, that's my dude right there. I love Joe. And we had a lot of fun. We gave away a lot of money. Mm-hmm.

Take the cake. Take the cake. I get it because you got cake. No, because he's given. Oh. But I do got cake, too. Yeah, that's a deal with cake. And I don't do with that.

Hmm. You look nice. Thank you. Very pretty lady. Thank you. I look like my grandmother. I can't be intimidated by your beauty. Don't be.

Mm-mm. Okay. You look like your grandma? Yeah. She bad. Bad. Been bad. Being bad.

It's like the 40s. Baby. What she said when she saw her grandbaby on the top model? Oh, man. She loves me. She just lived like heresy through me. Who in your family talked the most shit? Wow.

Who the biggest shit talking? Well, my brother calls my mother a verbin assassinator. A what? Verbal assassinator. Oh, okay. Yeah, she talked big shit. I like that. Oh, yeah, Tony Ruther, she don't play no games.

Big dog, big red. My mom, high yellow. That's my little sister right there. They all yellow like that. Oh, really? That's my baby sister. That's her man or that's your other? No.

That's my assistant. That's my assistant. Oh, you got two assistants. Yeah. You got an assistant to assist the assistant. I don't know. That's big shit, Takar. I do big things.

For real? That's name of my company. So if I was calling you, I would have to call one of them, and then they're going to call the other one and be like, called Carlos back. Yeah, and that's what took so long. So. I should have just got your little sister Facebook and told her.

Oh, no, she's a little key. She got one, though. She don't. She got one because they didn't be on there talking shit and she'd be wanting to say something back. Oh, yeah, she is that one, but they don't say nothing to her. They know what's up. Oh. That's the way that you had to fight for?

No, we're 10 years apart. So bless her little hard. She never got in the fight. Her first fight, she told the girl, I don't want to fight because Jesus don't, Jesus said not to fight. Because I'm a Christian. I'm going to fight. The girl, she was in Parkside, which is one of the projects.

What's you doing over there as a Christian? She was in the Geraldine, right? The stepper, she used to step. That's my baby, you know what I mean? The step in the jury team, so they had their practices over there. And so one of the girls, you know, was jealous of her and wanted to fight her and called her out. And she looked that baby right in the face. That girl came in her face.

Oh, thank God that baby didn't hit my baby. And she told her, she said, I don't fight. I'm a Christian. wait till you hear about how they did geez she didn't have to fight she didn't have to fight it was my little brother I had to fight for

and my brother big too my brother like 6, 4 he's like 283 damn how you had to fight for him you just wanted to fight for him you ain't have to

well because he was so big and they were telling me you were going to hurt people you know like this is when we were growing up Oh, this to avoid lawsuits and shit. Okay, that makes sense. So they're so, you know, don't. You a bitch. I make my little sister whoop your ass.

Period. I'm the big sister, though. But if he sticks four at 2.80, you're the little sister. That's what he's saying, but I'm the big sister. I get it. Yeah. I get it. I get it.

I get it. I get it. You know, everyone gets it. Not everybody. Okay. I'm a motherfucker with it. They don't get it. They just don't have it.

Not in them to get. Okay. You know how that go. I know how that go. How did you get used to like the fashion industry? Like you said, them people just be like, no, fuck out of here. I used to, my family, I mean, I don't know. We just, they tell you when you get in the industry, then you got to get a lot of nose.

You're going to get a lot of nose before you get a lot of yasses. I went to a school for the people. performing arts. I don't know, but I've always did well. I've always auditioned. I've always, like, I've always done good in theater and entertainment. Just keep that shit push, man. Yeah, it just comes to me naturally. Some people got it. It's got that. It's got that Genesei Choir. You got to have that. Mm-hmm. You ain't shit without it. You ain't shit without it. But we all got it. We just got to tap into it. We do. Everybody ain't got it. I've seen some people have it but didn't have it when they need it. That mean you ain't got it. I seen motherfuckers

be right there. I'm talking about they made it right there. Well, it's possible. They can. And they just like, all they had to do was do it. Uh-huh. Couldn't even do it. As soon as the camera went off, guess what they did? They did it. But they didn't do it when the camera was on. That's true. That is true. Well, yeah, favor ain't fair. You're right. So I'm right. That's what separates the special people. That's what I told you when you first got here. When you do it. You better fucking do it. I'm gonna do it.

That's a nice bag. Thank you. You grabbed. I thought it was vibrating. Yeah. Yeah, you know, I'd be packing. You better. A lot of weirdos out here.

It is a lot of weirdos out here. You got to keep that thing on you. Yeah. And know how to use it. And know how to use it. I'm always stepping with mine. I'm leaning forward. Hmm.

I could literally just sit here and talk to you all night But I know you gotta go skating or some shit Where you're gonna? Yeah Should the slick olive? Do you skate? Uh-uh. You hike?

Mm-mm. Fish. Wherever you going, I'm gonna fucking go. Period. It don't even matter. Whatever you say we're doing. Can you double dutch? Start doing.

Can't wait to learn. I like you. Hell yeah. You want to do that? Can you cook? Shit, if you hunger. What are you, what do you think I'm not going to figure this shit out? If you hungry, just say that.

Don't worry about what the food came from. Let's eat. Can you cook? I wouldn't even ask you to cook because I'm not going to ask you for a lot. Just be this fine every day. We're going to figure out the rest. I don't be this fine every day. I might be a little bit finer because I don't be, I look good without my makeup on

And without my wig. I got a cute little hair cut. My hair cute. Her name is Tazar Zolika, and she is fond. She got body. Different hairstyles change you. No, I only got one. My hair, my natural hair.

And you named it? Her name is Tzara Zolika. And she's the mother of it. Oh, I don't name none of these wigs and no fake hair. Only my real hair. Okay. Zara Zolika. All right.

Well, I can't wait to me. It's beautiful. Yeah. Yeah. Do it. Period. I'm about the end the shit

because I don't want everybody and I a motherfucking business they don't need to be knowing

Oh, Dickhouse was fun thank you um thick house was big house was fun it was good

to see all the huh do it again let Jack be your co-host he got a real half of talent how you know

I've been knowing that nigga a long time bring you back oh okay Good house. I should though because we need things like that

and it was really good and we got a lot of feedback and we were a lot of people hit me up. I got a lot of requests and DMs and stuff about second season. Yeah, you should. I'm going to go watch it and I'm going to DM you about some shit I like. Just thick women just laying around the

house. Do that. Yeah, just thick women just... Just trying on jeans and shit all day. Laying around. Just being thick. Thick. For no reason. Yeah. The macaroni cheese and the yin. Just standing in the kitchen and just...

Touch. Yes. It's thick. Just being thick. Thick. Out by the pool being thick. Big. Even she's thick under a blanket.

When she lay under the blanket, she's thick. He's just thick. Just built up. That sound good. I like it. Just all in the yard, chicken the mill. Right. Dick.

Mm. It's a collar bra's on. Ooh. I got panties too in robes It's a whole lingerie line Yeah You ain't tell me

Yeah it's a whole intimate apparel Intimate Intimate Mm-hmm Yeah That's what's up You should come out With some glow in the dark

Or something Because people be losing their drawings I like the way you think People lose their drawings This is a brilliant mind right here Glow on the dark panties At least a little tab Don't tell everybody though

Because they might try to take this idea That was really hard People be losing their drawing Like what my draw is that All that, right, well, there's something that had at least a little fluorescent, you know. That's a great idea. I'm full of them. I would wear some little in the dark panting.

I would like to see that. When you're doing another photo shoot? I just did one. You want to see it? Absolutely. Oh, hell yeah. Let me show you my. Don't pull the gun out on camera now.

Okay, then. Okay, I'll show you at the... Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I don't want you to have to look through your purse to find your shit. The gun fuck around. Come on now. I love you, but I ain't taking no charge. Please don't.

I want to have you do that. What's your social media, follow the people who are not following you yet? I am Takara Jones. T-O-C-A-R-A. be messing up my name all the time. Yeah. Yeah, I am Ticarra Jones. That's my Instagram.

And I guess I'm the fabulous Ticarra on TikTok. You be Tick-Tuckin? Not really. You be doing a little dance? Now, me and my sister got one. I'm going to watch it. Yeah. Tiona, that's the one, your sister right there?

That's my sister. Hey, Takaa's sister. Her name, Tamara. Taka and Tamara? Uh-huh, T-N-T, Dynomite. Mm-hmm. She looked like she didn't want you to tell us her name. She started scratching like that was the cold.

Uh-uh, stop, stop. Keep me out of this. It's your shit. That's my baby. So when can we catch up with the word baths? The sound baths. I do it every Thursday at the K&G studios. And then I got some other stuff.

I just can't talk about it right now. Why not? Who told you you you can't? It's a secret? Yeah. Well, tell us. No. We want enough.

Because by the time we put the shit out, you might be able to talk about it. No. What's the coupon code for all the ladies who might want to go buy one of them big ass bras? Right. Let me get y'all coupon. What you want to... Is that the name of the big ass braw? The coupon code?

No, that should be. The name of my bras? Yeah, what's the name of my braw? Takara. Ticarra. Mm-hmm. Ticarra. I want to get in the industry.

You want to do boxes or something? No, I want to do bras. You want to do bras? Yeah. That's what I'm going to call my shit. Big-ass bras. They're going to be babes. You keep it.

Give me some, don't know. Give me some. Get me some. Get me some. Get me some. Yeah. Me some. Yeah, come and go.

What's your drinking? Oh, Dr. Pepper. What you drink? And you ain't even smoking. You ain't, I thought you'd be smoking and stuff. No. You're here. You ain't smoking because I'm here?

Yeah, you to ask that. Oh, okay, thank you. You don't be smoking around no Ferrari shit. You can't wait. So you can't wait to cut so you can go smoke. No. Oh. I love this.

Okay. Ba-da-ba-ba-ba-bah. Tukara. I like you. You make me feel special. You are special. I'm talking about a big pencil special. Talking about take your test in that little room special.

Talking about the little school bus with the tinted windows. That's how special you ought to me. You know what special is, don't you? Yes. Yes, you do. Absolutely. Like when your teacher knows it's your birthday and let you get a prize in front of everybody.

Especially you are. Talking about elbow pads and a helmet, special. Remember the show that used to come on his kids today's passion took her took her mm-hmm mm-hmm

sure did what happened when just now did we have a moment did we I think we did

are you always like this you are absolutely that's why I ain't want nobody else here could have easily brought somebody else could easily told Jack to come but it's me and you so car this show is about us the world gonna see us together and be like I like that we could get us a show we already got a movie that we're working on I know but Jack I got to live in a moment can't worry about what might happen No, I don't

Because I don't care She was supposed to treat you fucked up So she can meet me I do not care And don't you say nothing bad about Around me I'm gonna fuck what she used to do She's with the big dog now Purr

That's not the noise the big dog make No no that's that I was being I was sitting in my softness No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no I was being Feminine? It was for me Yeah, okay. Yeah. See, as soon as they saw we was happy, they started jumping out, trying to talk about

what you used to, man, I don't get a fuck about all that. He can't see it. Leave him alone. You leave him alone. Right, no, we're going to both mess with them. No, we're not. I'll cut him off if you want me to. I don't have to, I don't have to know that, nigga.

pick up people all right you just say the word I'm just looking for a reason don't do it can I get one of them t-shirts and the hat can I get the merch

Takara huh who you think you think you're talking about it oh oh look at you spelled my name right oh my god look at the I'm tricking on the first day Takar I'm tricking already

I feel how this bag is feel it Oh, so happy. She ain't used to a man with a big sack. No, I never ever. It's the biggest. Oh, look at this. I got a hat.

Okay. That's when you go fish. Okay. Oh. The hat ain't never looked that good. Oh, oh, oh. Now it's official. Okay, Perry.

Look at all the other goodies I have. Okay. blessed you with today. Oh, look at this. I like this. I don't get the big stuff. Oh, oh, let it along. Okay.

Oh, look at this. Got a jacket. Thank you. How don't you put it on? Put it on. Put the jacket on. Okay. Oh.

Oh. Amazing. Amazing. Amazing. That's cute, huh? Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm loving that. Okay. Oh, yeah, pants? It's the whole outfit? Yes.

It's a track suit? Yes. Are you trying to be mad? You don't even hike? Look, with the sock. With the sock? With the sock. I'm opening everything. It's like Christmas. And I got you some stickers. You got me some stickers? I got you some stickers. Wow, I should have brought you some stickers.

Thank you. thank you so much you did you showed out you showed out big gifts acts and I sure received that fad you don't even got an ass in your mind I'm just telepathy hand selected you pick these colors out yeah look good it match I could I could put them on right now I could use some help and I made sure it had extra ass on it look at Look at that. I made sure you had the room, because I know. I know how you get down. Don't put nothing in that back pocket, though.

I don't never put anything in my back pocket. Absolutely. You see how it straight? Yeah. Oh, wait, you put it on. Oh. It's going to look like Miss Incredible. Okay, then, thank you.

It's just a hat. Oh, no, this is the top. Let me see. You think I can get the top? Come on. Let me say. Come on. Oh, this is cute.

This is my side. Oh, it's the girl version. This is really cute. Yep. Y'all got some nice merch out here. You've got to stop playing. No, it's the truth. Mm-hmm.

I'm gonna rock it tomorrow. I'll see your picture. Yeah, yeah, all that. Do all that. Send me here. Okay. What time you plan on doing that? doing that around what time we talk oh goodness don't let this be the last time you take

your coat off on couch by me okay okay well the car like I said we can really be here all night but I feel like this just the first time that you're gonna stop through here okay this your first time I'll be a regular but don't let it be a regular but don't let it be your last. Okay, then. I don't like goodbyes and shit. Me either. I just say peace or see you later.

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