The Breakfast Club - Trick Daddy Talks New Cooking Show, Finances, STDs, Beyonce, Katt Williams, Wack 100 + More

Episode Date: July 7, 2022

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The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Come on now. We got Trick Daddy. Welcome.

What they do. T-double-D. It's been a minute, man. What up, C.O.? What's up with you, man? So, Trick Daddy, what's been going on, man? I don't know. You know, same thing.

Same thing. You know what I'm saying. Just representing, you know? Mm-hmm. The music game is a lot different. Mm-hmm. So I do less music and I just get in the bag all different other kinds of way now. We just seeing.

I was just talking to Duvall the other day. Me and Duvall was talking about, like, the best lyricists from the South. And I said, man, you got to throw Trick in there, too, now. Do you think you can— Duvall didn't say my name he actually said who do you say he said uh ti which i agree he said ti and ross and then uh i was like man you gotta throw trick in there too lyrically now and he was like yeah yeah yeah lyrically i think i'm number number one. And I never put myself number one. Because I can't be my own favorite rapper, but I know lyrically I consider myself as number one,

tied with Scarface. Face. Definitely face. We definitely have face in there. 100%. I can say tied with Scarface because I know I'm a bigger fan of his than he was of me because I was listening to him 10 years before I decided to do music. That's right. So I never forget where I come from.

Well, at least you're getting the bags, though, doing things that make sense, right, that you really love, like the cooking show, which we were just talking about. I said, when I come on there, I want to do something vegan. What that is? What vegan is? Take me. and vegetables it don't gotta be no fake meat cook so you don't eat like seafood no we don't have to go on the show to get a i guess vegetables with no meat i could do that yeah i think that'd be a good challenge to see

that's not gonna be interesting but i but I can do whatever I want. I think it is because, look, think about all the things that you could cook. Like if you had to come up with a meal for somebody who was a vegetarian, right, what would you come up with? Man, I'd probably cook up some cabbage, some rice. Yeah, but even in the South, we put turkey sausage in the cabbage. Some people put bacon. I like turkey sausage.

I mean, okay, even the thing like at Sundays, we use turkey for the pot meat. So we put it in the stream means we put it in the collard greens. And that was kind of hard, but we figured out a way to give it a seasoning without the pork. Because the oldest people in my family

eat pork. Never stop eating pork. And I heard that some things you don't get sick until you stop doing it. Right. They said, they said pork

is like heroin. The hardest thing to do is to get off of it. And I, like, bacon and pork chop is my two favorite meat. But I respect the way

people decide they want to eat, you know what I'm saying, healthy these days. And so we don't put pork in there. If you want pork, the only pork we got is the pork chop and you have to order that and we cook it separate.

But I guess when you say no meat, I'm like damn. Is there anything you don't eat? And that's a general question. I do everything. Toes, everything. If you eat the booty again, you can't say you don't eat much of that.

I eat everything. When I come on the show, whatever you make, I eat pork. I eat bacon. I say, what? He say, no. Emmy say he eat everything. I say, good. It don't matter. You doing it at the restaurant?

No. Well, we got actually CO. This is my executive producer. OK. Somebody who taught me into doing it. Because I used to mess around a little bit on social media

and be screaming, bitch, I got my boss and everybody like got used to it. So he was like, we doing a cooking show together. I'm doing it.

I was like, what are we going to do with that? And we was looking around for a whole year. He was like, you know what? Him and my other boy, EJ,

he was like, EJ, me, you going to do, we going to do this, this, and I said, listen,

this is what I'm going to do because I keep it real because a lot of people don't let their friends eat. But I'm a LeBron James to the rap game. If you bring something to the table, we're going to have. That's real. So they own half of it, and I own the other half. They built the kitchen. I bring the talent, my expertise, and we go from there.

So we actually built our own kitchen studio. Oh, that's hard. It's on Facebook, right? Facebook Live. It's on Facebook. It's on YouTube. And we just got a deal. We're working on a deal.

We're working on a deal. Okay. With Fox Soul. Fox Soul. But you know what? You know, Charlamagne got his own he got his own little network too right yes sir

so when Fox so they came to me with something I wasn't used to they was like well we gonna put a couple episodes on there and see

I was like check this out hold on I'm down there 50 years old I'm not with all that pilot stuff if you believe in me

believe in me but CO and Chronic talked me into it so I said okay well we gonna try it. You're going to put a couple up. So I wanted to, you know, you started doing mornings at one time. Right.

In Miami. You were in Trina. And I thought it was trash. On 99 Jams, right? 99 Jams. With our guy Big Mac. With Mac. You know, Mac started here with us.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mac was a huge fan of the show. Me and Mac watch and listen to y'all all the time. Mac was on the cooking show. So what happened with the show? Because we thought the show was hilarious. What happened to the show is we got some young billionaires

that own a lot of these record companies and TV companies. They don't have a clue about the hell going on with the culture. And what they do is they add up the math. And our contract was ending in two years, and they was going to have to get some more money up, I believe. And they gave us our severance. And then the severance is you don't get fired. They pay you not to go nowhere else for so long.

So I'm coming back to radio. I'm going back to radio. And I'm going to be bigger and blacker on radio because a lot of older women, I was surprised a lot of older women love the show because it's authentic. When you got a morning show, like y'all actually reach out to the people. In the mornings, people want to hear interesting topics. That's right. They don't want to hear the same records that they heard 15 times during the day. They don't want to hear the news that you already talked about last week.

And I know y'all at the Breakfast Club, y'all never bring back up old topics. Just keep it moving. And we don't assassinate characters. We're not into assassinating characters. Somebody comes out and wants to bring up something, okay, fine. You can bring it up. If the person they're talking about wants to address it, come on. We'll let you address it.

But I'm not doing it. I'm not Chris Rocking you. You know what I'm saying? Damn, that's what it's called now, Chris Rocking? Damn, they already came up with it. Damn, Trick. Why you call it that? Because regardless if Chris Rock was reading the teleprompter

or if Chris Rock made it up, if him and Will was cool, then fine, use somebody else to clown. I am not one of them. You know what I'm saying people was like well why did will wait so long because it probably didn't it probably didn't dawn to on him the the different things that you know you can't tell a person how to react to when it comes to anyway absolutely there's no limit to how you act and the 10-year band oh well it took them 20 years

to give them award award. Right. You ever had a late reaction to something? And then reacted violently? The late reaction I had one time was gonorrhea. I thought I was personally fine. I found out she burnt me three days later. Damn. That was the only late reaction I ever had.

But I react right at the moment. Now back up for a second to this gonorrhea thing. She heard gonorrhea. Back up for a minute. It take three days for you to puss up. Did you know who it was immediately? No, but I had to do it because I had two girls. Well, I had one girl, then I had another dude girl.

But it was funny. It was funny. It was funny. It was sad at first. It became funny because in Miami at that time, if you caught VD, venereal disease, right, they asked you, well, did you have group sex? Who you had it with?

And then they had these health department vans that would go get them. And I put all my homeboy's name on the list. And they came to the school and got them. They come right to your school and get you. Did they get you, CO? Nah. So wait, did you tell the women, like, listen, you should go get tested?

Because what a lot of people don't know with sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, if you don't tell the girl you had sex with that I got something, or you possibly gave me something, or I gave you something, then y'all keep passing it around. That's right. So you have to get rid of it.

Did you ever do the earwax test back in the day? You geechy. The earwax test, I did it a lot of times, but I don't think it worked. Okay. So you heard about this earwax test? Come on now. Yes, that's a geechy thing.

You'll know if they got something if you stick your finger in your ear and then insert it. That's right. You put it in the pool and if she jumped, if she jumped, she got something. I thought you was making that up. No. I ain't never heard of that.

Well, I don't think it works, you said. So y'all never heard about the home abortions either. What are the home abortions? You jump, you get on the dresser, and you jump down two times, three times backwards, and you feel something hit the bottom of your stomach, then you're not pregnant no more. But you gotta go get it with the clothes hanger.

See, I heard the clothes hanger one. No, I heard the clothes hanger. I heard the clothes hanger. I heard the clothes hanger. Yeah, you can, but the worst thing and you know they got a thing now in Florida with the don't say gay bill.

Then they got the abortion thing that they got going on. I just believe that comedians, if they can say what they want to say, I can say what I want to say. I believe that if – I don't approve in same-sex marriages, adopting kids, and raising them thinking that they're going to be normal. I don't agree with that. But it's my opinion. But for you to tell me

I have to have this baby, it's some parents that's unfit, man. And that's what's wrong with the kids, the parents. Because it starts at the household. I think women and men should be evaluated before they even be able to have a baby. No, I can see that.

I think with the gay thing, it's like, what is the definition of normal nowadays? Right. Because they put it in every show. They drill it in every show. But as a comedian, I can't joke about it if I was a comedian. But as a person that's against it, I couldn't speak out about it. Are you against it? I don't speak out about it. Are you against it? I don't think you're against it.

I have a sister that's my brother, and I have an aunt that's my uncle. So it's in your family. I don't have no problem with my general manager. My restaurant is a gay man, and we hang together. We go to the club together. And they're all normal. And nobody never. But that's why language is important.

You can't say against it. People that are homophobic, I believe that they believe in their heart that they have gay tendencies. When you say homophobic, but at a certain age, kids. Leave it on the kids. Leave it away from the kids. So you're against the kids.

You want the kids to be able to make up their own mind when they get old. All right, for instance, you went to college. No, I didn't. He didn't go to college. Look at me. You went the wrong way. I ain't going to no damn college. When they get old you have all right Francis you with the college Because you're well spoken out that way you get okay

It took a lot to get to college. You had to finish high school. You had to listen and believe in your parents. You had to pass tests to get to college. And you had to remain in college by keeping a certain GPA and all that. Finish college. Did you go to college for anything dealing with radio? No.

That's crazy, right? But you still want your kids to go to college because you want them to have all the opportunities, the best opportunities in the world. Yeah. When I grew up, ass whoopers was the thing that kept us in line in my generation. I'm a 70s baby. Me too. That's right.

Like, I feared God, the police, and my mom. And picking that switch. Picking that switch. You had to go pick your own switch, right? These days, I don't believe kids should be involved the same way we were raised, stay out of grown people's mouths, stay out of grown people's conversations. I believe that's still the same thing that we

need to go on with. Time changes. No, you're changing. Okay? And another thing, I don't think that these women drop the baby off to the man, oh, you're going to keep my baby? No. What if your baby daddy is not capable of keeping a child?

You're endangering his child's life just to say oh, I made him keep my baby. Second thing, social media. You had a two-year-old phone. Y'all got two-year-olds in your family? A two-year-old get that phone and operate it like a scientist. Yep.

I think a child should only have a phone when they're not with their parents in case of emergency. Once your child come home, I think you should turn your phone in

because they learn a lot of the bad things on the internet and in that telephone. I do that. I agree with that. I take my 13-year-old phone when she come home.

They should have no social media if they're not an actor, if they're not an entertainer, if they're not selling nothing online, they don't need no social media. They don't need none with that. I take my 13-year-old forward. They should have no social media. If they're not an actor, if they're not an entertainer, if they're not selling nothing online, they don't need no social media. They don't need none of that.

And a lot of these parents are sitting here letting the internet, letting a new quote-unquote culture raise their kids. Babysit their kids. That's right.

And that's not a thing. My mama, know what my mama did as a babysitter? Five years old, know what my mama did? And you know what I'm talking about. Lock my? Five years old, you know what my mama did? And you know what I'm talking about.

Lock my door and don't open it for nobody. That's right. Babysitter nanny? I was like, what is that? I ain't know where a babysitter was. That's child abuse now.

Oh yeah, you can't be a kid that home. No, for real. You gotta wait till they get home, especially after school. But that's how I learned

how to cook. That's how I learned how to clean. That's what I learned responsibilities from my mama giving them to me. And some people say, I don't let my boys wash dishes.

Oh, yeah, I don't care what she is. You wash dishes for her. You washing them damn dishes. But you still got gonorrhea. I got gonorrhea from a girl who mama ain't wash her dishes. I wash mine. But you know what's so crazy about that?

We used to get to stay home because people wasn't as crazy. Nowadays, you can't just leave the kids home because people is crazy. But, Charlamagne, I watch CNN, LMA. I watch all. I watch, you know, this morning I watched Murder, She Wrote since 3 o'clock. That's all I watch, Murder, She Wrote. I watch. I like detective shows and all that.

But am I tripping or do I seem like people are just ready to kill you? Like everybody's just ready to kill now. Yeah, absolutely. Like nobody have no type of feelings when it comes to life. They don't fear God anymore. Yeah. Like this world, this world crazy, man. My thing, what I tell women, man. We need to get...

My thing, what I tell women, first thing you need to do is gender reveals, stop it. Because my mama ain't know what she was having. Only way my mama knew is like a Geechee thing. The boys sit high, the girls sit... The girls sit high, the boys sit low. That's how my mama knew.

Yeah, that don't work, though. It was saying, like, it's a girl, it's a boy. Those sayings don't exist no more. They spend $5,000, they have a celebration called the gender reveal. Right? I mean, but you can find out what type of child you're having when you go to the doctor, right? Don't they ask you? I don't have any kids.

But you supposed to not want to know. Okay. But what I was getting at, they do the $5,000 on the gender review. Excuse me. They spent $10,000 on the baby shower, which used to be after the baby was born. The baby shower was to shower the baby with gifts. And the men didn't go. And the baby first part of it, they spend another $15,000.

Now they done spent $30,000 on a one-year-old, and they got no insurance, no health insurance, no college fund, none of that for the fucking baby, yo. None of that. And it's kind of crazy now, because now the kids,

there are more kids being born today that parents aren't together. Your mom and father aren't together. Your mom and father grew up together. Yep. I can tell by your complexion that that happened. No, no, no, I can tell by your complexion. But he's Dominican. I'm not Dominican! He's Dominican, he's Dominican.

No, he's Dominican, he's Dominican. I'm black, black, black. He's Dominican. I'm black, black. You're red, so listen. So look, so look, so my mama got 11 kids and 10 baby daddies for real so when you hear when you when when when when the white man come to me and tell me your mama kids are your half siblings oh i don't know what you talking about yeah we grew up in

the struggle together we had wick and medicaid and welfare and food stamps together what do you mean your dad kids is your whole sibling even if you'll have the same mama a lot of those theories mess the world up a lot of those theories having kids thinking oh my mama is jealous of me or my mama hate me because she won't let me be grown. Because she won't let me put on a lace front. When you go to middle school and little girls got their nails done

and they got on lace fronts, you know, society's in trouble, man. It's in trouble. I don't know what we gonna do, but I tell the girl, first thing I need you to do, don't spend no money. Go get a photo album.

Why a photo album? Take the pictures of your baby when your baby born. Take the pictures at six months. Take the pictures at a year. So when your friends come over, you can have something to talk about except talking about other people's goddamn business. You know what I'm saying? And start to try to figure out, is your neighbor a drug dealer?

Is your neighbor's boyfriend, did he just got out of prison. Is he a pedophile? That's what's wrong. People worry about other people so much. Now, we need to know who the pedophiles are now. But they got to, well, in Florida, they register. They register. Yeah, I get alerts any time a pedophile moving in.

And you're not allowed to live near schools, churches, or parks. You can't live there, period. So, I mean, yeah. Well, we know where the pedophiles at. A lot of them are in these funny-looking churches, and a lot of these politicians are the pedophiles. We understand that, okay? But my thing is this.

We need more control over our kids. Don't tell me not to beat my kid. My kid might need to be beat. I don't believe in the beat, I ain't gonna lie. They did nothing for me except for traumatize me growing up. Like, as you get older,

and it might have kept us on the right path, but I think there's other ways to have conversations. Plus, I got four girls. I ain't beating none of my girls. Yeah, kind of. I never beat my daughter. My son got a couple of beats, but I never beat my daughter My son got a couple

Beats but I never beat my daughter But one thing my son never been to a block party My son a junior at fam He never been to a block party He never spent the night well not in Miami He's from Nashville but nobody knows Because no matter what When you bring a baby into the world

You gotta be in that child life When you wanna have babies all over the world Then it's gonna cost you more to spend time with them and to raise them. That's right. And my son never did a lot of those things. Every time I tell him he can't go, I'm able to show him, see, this pool party got shut up.

See, this block party got shut up. And my son told me last year, you know what, Daddy, man, I love you, man. I respect you for everything you ever told me. Because he wanted to make music. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I said, okay, man, I love you. I respect you for everything you ever told me. Because he wanted to make music. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I said, okay, well, you got one more year

in school to finish. I'm going to spend any dime you want on your music. But I'm not helping you with your music until you finish school. Because I think that's more important

because I went to prison in ninth grade. That's real. You know what I'm saying? What's his major? He done changed it. He did sports medicine. He done tried to change

all type of things and that's another thing why I told him that you start off as a football player you got hit too hard you quit you start off

as a baseball player when you got to college you find out that y'all gonna be traveling a lot you say oh I ain't doing that you're not gonna

take my money and quit on me because you know I'm not falling out with you as my child I'm gonna wanna fight you know what I'm saying and I think that it's very important that these people get the photo album so they can see they self progress you know what my man told me and ball green said

in his song say take a look at your circle would you want to be them that's right if not they made the ones that you need to be with and i I heard an old preacher say on the internet, I heard an old preacher say, you want to know what you're going to be doing in five years? Look at the people around you. That's right. Well, I'm glad to be in your circle. I'm telling you, man,

it plays a big part in me. It don't matter about everybody. Everybody does. Nobody's perfect. We're born imperfect in an imperfect world. We're just evolving every day. Nobody's perfect. We're born imperfect in an imperfect world. We're just evolving every day. That's all.

And we're still learning. The hardest thing for me to learn is when people accept the things that ain't right. I'm not accepting nothing that ain't right. I'm saying something about it. I don't care if they try

to counsel me. I don't give a damn. You can't counsel me. I can't be exposed. This dude whack 100, put something on Clubhouse the other day, talking about, oh, I'm an exposed tree. You're going to get you and your family hurt. You can't expose me.

There's nothing about me private. I represent the people. I represent my city to the fullest. I have no other sports team outside of Miami, and I don't think no other city is wrong than my city. But when I go to your city, I'm going to respect your city, and I'm going to enjoy myself and go back so I can be able to go back home. You can't expose nothing real.

So whack you. Whack you as a manager to a rat. You as a troll that make money off internet. You can't expose me. All you can do is get me locked up until I burn out. Why? What are you talk about exposing? Where did that come from?

Where did that come from? Because he's a troll. I'll be on Clubhouse. Clubhouse is something that's big. He has rooms where he's always talking about other people's business. We don't talk about stuff like that. I don't think the internet is supposed to die off the internet. I don't think you're supposed to hurt

nobody's feelings on the internet. I think you're supposed to, I think that's where people put the meat up and learn different things and experience different things in life

and that's what I think it's supposed to be about. That's how it started. That's how Twitter and all that started. It was fun, it was entertaining, you would meet people

but then it just took a turn. Now you got people like some people don't have, some people are not stronger than other people. You can't talk about people you can talk about me

And you've been putting it all out there and I was wondering about your feelings about divorce in general. Is that something that you feel like you would have stayed married? I'm probably, the only way I'd get divorced, if my girl want me to marry her. What? Okay. What do you mean, Trick? I'm so confused.

In my mind right now, I'm like a Duke point guard. One and done. One marriage and done. One marriage and done. One marriage and done. That's it. So what do you mean, my girl married her? Don't you got to already be married to get divorced? I'm already married.

He's married. I never got divorced, but in order for me to divorce Joy, I would have to be ready for her to get married again. What about if she wants a divorce? She does, right? That's what she say, but she use my name. If she wanted a divorce, she didn't stop using my name. Oh, young. Right. Then she going around messing with all these. That's what she say But she used my name If she wanted a divorce She didn't stop using my name Oh Young And then she

Right And then she going around Messing with all these These dudes Trying to find me I'm right here They'll never be me You can't melt them

And pour them on me But it doesn't feel like For me It doesn't feel like You Cause you guys Have been separated For a while

So you do you She does her thing Right And leave it like that So you just Want to just stay married She going Right. Right. And leave it like that. So you just want to just stay married. She going to hell with me. That's adultery. God damn, Trish.

That's adultery. I don't understand it. You all have mercy. Well, I know. But I allow her to date. Okay. She's allowing to date. So you allow her to date.

Because at one point, I thought you was going to do the divorce. If I said she don't date, I would terrorize the person she date and make them not want to date her at the least. I allow her to date. She allows you to date? Well, I'm from the South.

They don't really. We run our household, you know. We run our house. The men run our house. City girls down real bad right now. Oh, my gosh. But you had a whole divorce party. Yeah, but she had had three or four failed relationships

before my divorce party. Is that because of you terrorizing? No, no, no, no, no, no. I stay. She actually, I thought she wanted to be my friend because she said, you know, it hurt me when I come somewhere and you leave. Like, you don't have to do that. We can still be cool. And I thought she wanted to be my friend. But said, you know, it hurt me when I come somewhere you leave like you don't Have to do that. We can still be cool

I thought she wanted to be my friend But then every time I do something say something she take it personal and stop speaking to me like I'm not a child Yeah, you know don't do me like if you're gonna be my friend be my friend But now I mean you start evaluating these dudes who you mess with these is my boyfriend and husband-in-law. I'm his husband-in-law. Your boyfriend? I'm his husband-in-law. He got a boyfriend-in-law trick. That's crazy. Because that's my wife's boyfriend. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he's my boyfriend-in-law. And I'm his girlfriend-husband. So I'm his

husband-in-law. And we go, we need to get along. You need to respect, you need to take care of my wife. What about when you get to the point where it's a dude that you can't terrorize? It's just as crazy as trick. I'm not, but I don't terrorize him. But why would you want to the point where it's a dude that you can't terrorize? It's just as crazy as trick. I'm not, but I don't terrorize. But why would you want

to terrorize him? That's kind of like. I never terrorize him. I respect him, but they need to do what they need to do. That's just like I was, that's just like,

I'm messing with a married woman. Now, why would you do that trick? I would do, because they do that. They did it to me too. But listen, I would do,

if I'm messing with a married woman I do anything in my power so it don't hurt her husband or don't get back to her husband that's my duty so you fuck us off? what you doing?

I'm not going to be calling her phone all time I'm not going to try to fight her and if he asked you you would deny it? yes what he'll do is if she do something wrong he'll call and say trying to fight her. And if he asked you, you would deny it? Yes. No, what he'll do is if she do something wrong, he'll call and say,

man, we got to get her right. We got to get her right because, bro, I'm finding out if somebody else involved, it ain't finna be three of us, though. She cheating on us. Yeah, she cheating on us.

Like, what is you not doing at the house that she's not happy, bro? Because I'm doing my part on the side. I'm the number one side nigga in America happy for? Because I'm doing my part on the side. I'm the number one side nigga in America. I know. I'm doing my part.

Tighten up, bud. I tell him to tighten up. I tell her to tighten up. Man, tighten up before your husband find out about us. You know, I was laughing when you said the least can happen on social media is you beat somebody up. Because you have the smartest new gangster. It's an anti-violence forum for young adults and accompanying parents. And you're doing that on your weekend for the Trick Daddy and Friends concert.

25th anniversary. Because what I want. Okay, so my thing is, I think kids fighting is healthy. Because that's the problem. They don't know how to fight no more. They don't know how to fight. In Miami, in a lot of urban areas in this country 12 or 13 year olds

got 30s and switches that's sad damn the average killings that's been going on been done to and done by from the age of 12 to 17 damn

and they used to say oh the government bringing the guns and I didn't usually believe it done by from the age of 12 to 17. Man. And they used to say, oh, the government bringing the guns. I didn't used to believe it. I'm like, well, hold on now. It's a lot of guns. It's still hard to believe because, okay, how they doing it, but they doing it. So I found out the kids are breaking their houses,

breaking their cars. So if you own a weapon, you need to put your gun up, secure your gun, lock your gun, put it up, so your son do not get your gun and go retaliate on somebody that hurt his feelings, somebody that, you know what I'm saying? I think it's good to social media, too, though. Because, you know, when you got in a fight back when you were a kid, you got in a fight and it was over. Yeah.

But now it's somebody's line. That's right. Now it goes on another week, another week. If you record my children getting jumped on, I'm coming at you. Don't record my kids being jumped on,

especially grown folks. Yeah, adults should break it up. Stop them. Yeah, stop them. Yeah, I prefer to fist fight over the guns, but I would rather us

even find a better way to not even process our emotions with violence. Period. You know what we gotta start back doing? We gotta start back spending Christmases and Thanksgivings together. Families don't do that no more.

These big corporations got to start back giving people the days off on the holidays so they can be with their family. And if you got kids from different men, then you should let your baby daddy know, well, my child is going to be with me during Christmas. So if you want to come over, therefore you have to get back to even having babies from people that you at least going to be able to speak to five years from now.

If he a scammer or a drug dealer or a robber or he gangbanging, then that's not the dude you need to be having a baby with. And if you do, then he got to understand, my child ain't finna be around you. I feel like this is a political debate. I feel like Trick laying out his policies. Right, right, right. I mean, because there's so many ways you could do it.

Remember, Charlamagne, you know, you Geechee. You Geechee fire. Remember this? Came home from school, took off your school clothes. That's right. Put on your play clothes. That's right. Never go in the refrigerator.

There was never a time we was allowed to open the refrigerator. That's what grown people do. That's right. Put on your play clothes. That's right. Never go in the refrigerator. There was never a time we was allowed to open the refrigerator. That's what grown people do. That's right. There's probably something out for you already. Right. You outside, you stay outside until you want to come in. You don't keep coming in and out. You got to pee, go around the back, go around the garbage can,

the tree. You want something to drink, turn the water hose on. There's certain things that they need to do. They give it to their kids. You know how grown people say, oh, my baby don't eat screaming beans. What do you mean your baby don't eat screaming beans? That's a baby. That baby eat whatever you tell them to eat. That's a vegan meal right there.

There you go. We eat everything. As long as you don't put no turkey in it. Chicken, rabbit, liver, goat. Anything, I eat it. Gizzards, I eat everything. I love chicken gives I eat everything because there's a way There's a way for you to get respect from your kids

McDonald's come on me They chicken nuggety kids at death. Mm-hmm It's all they chicken like a chicken. You go out the dinner. You go to a nice restaurant, they get their kids chicken tenders. And fries. And french fries, yeah. I didn't bring you out to dinner to order no chicken tenders and fries. You just got to get back to the culture, man. Bring the family together.

Pray together. Go to church. If you don't go to church, sit there and watch church. Stop letting your middle school and high school daughters talk about they got a boyfriend no you have a friend boy or a friend girl because we had to we had to sit there if we went to a girl house we had to sit there and watch days of our lives man boy and hope hope was the blind one, right? No, Hope and...

I think Hope did go blind. Hope Brady. I think she went blind for a second. Yeah, Hope went blind. That's what you guys really did watch. Yeah, they really did watch Days of our lives. That's all Grandma used to watch. If you're at either that grandma house or that girl house,

you're watching Days of our lives. I was Victor Newman when I was a little boy. Remember when Victor faked his death? Oh, my gosh. That was my hope, remember? All I get from this is Trick Daddy really does love the kids. No, I love the kids. And the kids are very important.

I have a lot of godchildren. My godchildren, I started to have kids. None of my kids got kids. I only got two, a boy and a girl. But my godkids have kids now. You ain't ready to be Trick Granddaddy? No, because I don't like older women. I like women from 22 to 34.

So you trick sugar daddy then? Not really a sugar daddy because I take care of my women, but I'm not a sugar daddy because what we call down there is Chrissy's. When you stop doing what I tell you to do, then you don't get no money or none of that. Why is it a Chrissy? We call them Chrissy. Chrissy is like a duck,

a sucker. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just go to him and get money. Like, no, you don't just come to me and get money. You come to me

and we'll change things. That's what sugar daddies are. Sugar daddy is a... Not necessarily. They either want company or money. No, no, no, no. I don't want no company.

I don't want no company. You call him a Splendid? Splendid daddy. Splendid daddy. You a Splendid daddy? I don't want no company. I don't want no company. You call him a Splendid Daddy? Splendid Daddy. Splendid Daddy. You a Splendid Daddy? I don't want no company. No company. Company calls more.

You look out for me, I look out for you. But I need you to look out for yourself as well. And I don't eat out the garbage, so. Huh? Yeah, I don't eat out the garbage, so therefore, you need to watch out who you mess with besides me. What do I mean, eat out the garbage? You know, eating some raggedy ass, you know, I need to watch out who you mess with besides me. What that mean, eat out the garbage? You know, eating some raggedy

ass, you know what I'm saying? Eat the alligator. You know what I'm saying? You don't like gator? I like the gator, but not the alligator girl. He don't eat poom pooms to just make sure what you put in your body is good. Oh, got you, got you, got you, got you, got you. So what is the ass if the poom poom is garbage? The ass is a delicatessen

now, because, well, I don't know, see, I used to eat the poom poom is garbage? The ass is a delicatessen now. Because I don't know. See, I used to eat the poom poom, right? And then now I suck the poom poom and eat the ass because I went back to my roots of having manners. Because, you know, your mama say, when you walk in the room with somebody older, you speak. Right. Like the girls that like the gooch. The gooch is the next door neighbor. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's in between the that like the gooch, the gooch is the next door neighbor. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's in between the butt and the pum-pum. So that's how I started. How I started eating ass was getting me first getting ate out. I was like, oh, that feels good. So I get to start doing this. So I started doing it. But you don't eat random ass. No, no, no, no, no.

But I don't talk to random women. I have a certain type. There's usually tall, slim, and dark skin. Do you have to shower first? No, you see, that's another thing where I tell dudes, if you got to go shower first, you're trying to cover up something. I need you to stay fresh. They could be out all day.

Especially Miami weather's hot. There's a difference between sweaty and funky. I eat a sweaty ass but not no funky ass. You got to wash the ass before you eat it, man. What if they had a bowel movement earlier?

We can't wash our chicken before we eat it but not the ass. That's funky. See, but one thing about the Eat A Booty gang, once you get in the area in the vicinity,

you will know if it's okay to go in. Okay, in the vicinity, you will know if it's okay to go in. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I am not a member. You're not a member? Come on now.

I sit from the side. Oh, I'm a member. Me too. Oh my gosh. I'm a proud member of the Eat A Booty gang. Eat A Booty gang is strong, C.O. And we're getting bigger and we'll get better. You got some backlash a couple of years ago when you talked about Beyonce can't sing.

Trick, you was tripping with that one. Okay, so here's the thing. I wasn't saying that Beyonce can't sing. Because I've known Beyonce since they were 15, 16. We went on tour with them. A lot of times. Mm-hmm. Okay? I have a lot of love and respect.

Beyonce is a hell of an entertainer. Mm-hmm. Correct. But when I put singers in the category, I'm talking about Whitney Houston. Mm-hmm. I'm talking about Adele. I understand.

I'm talking about Shirtie Murdoch. Fantasia. I'm talking about Stephanie Mills. I don't know about Adele. I think Beyonce can hang with Adele. I'm with you on everybody else, though. Whitney Houston, Stephanie Mills, Fantasia. Stephanie Mills, Jennifer Hudson.

That's a different kind of singer. Patti LaBelle. I'm going to give you a perfect example. I'm going to say something that they ain't going to like again. Go ahead. Out of the 10 female R&B singers that came out in the last five years, five of them sounded like. Okay, who are they?

The Hers. SZA. SZA. You think they sounded like? What are their names? Jhene Aiko. Jhene Aiko. I can close my eyes and not know who they are.

That don't mean I don't like them. That don't mean I don't like them. That don't mean I don't like their talent. But if I had to pull a top 10, a top 5, I wouldn't mention them. So what they did, they took a piece of a conversation where we had that was all over the place. And you notice how long the conversation was. They took that one piece, and they wanted to go viral, and it worked. And they wanted me to apologize.

And I didn't feel like I had to apologize. That's your opinion. When I heard you explain it a little more, I understood what you were saying. But people like Whitney and Stephanie, that's just different, man. That's different. That's an otherworldly talent. And Beyonce's an otherworldly talent, too. But that's a different.

Like, I don't think. Now, who wanted you to apologize? Who you say bought these chairs? Kevin Hart. I don't think he's funny. Goddamn, Trick. Why you shooting at everybody this morning? Why?

Why? What is the reason for this? I grew up on Redd Foxx and Robin Harris and Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor. You say you don't like what Wack do on Clubhouse. You doing the same thing right now. But Wack is targeting people. I'm giving my opinion. We ain't out for it.

I don't think Cat went, but this is an unpopular opinion moment right now. I don't think Cat Williams is funny. No, you tripping. The only time I thought

Cat Williams was funny was when that little Fort T.O. had him in the chokehold. God damn, Trig. What did Cat do to you? Why are you doing this? He didn't do nothing to me.

I just don't think he's funny. I think Cat and Kevin are funny as hell. new to you why are you doing this he didn't do nothing to me i think that's what i just don't think he's funny i think kevin kevin funny as hell but for the record i love and respect beyonce and everything she she ever does who wanted you to apologize when you say they wanted me to apologize oh the beehive okay because because they don't know what to be about the beehive it's my my couple of my business partners a couple of my business partners, a couple of my friends, a couple of older women in my family. They were like, maybe you should just apologize.

And I was like, apologizing is, you're not supposed to apologize unless you did something wrong and you know you did something wrong. Is this an opinion? It's an opinion. And I had no intentions on hurting nobody's feelings or nothing like that. But I like who I like. Who do you think is funny? He just told you. No, you didn't. Who I think is funny right now? Oh yeah, you said Red Fox.

You know who I'm doing my funniest female right now is? Jess Hilarious. I'm about to say Jess is hilarious. I think she's funny and I think she's very sexy and attractive as well. But I think she's funny. Like, um, the Haddish girl, I don't think she's funny.

Because she's not, she, it even proves that she's not funny. She's more of an actor now than she is a comedian, but she started off as a comedian. No, she always did both. She was a comedic actress. Yeah, but she acted a little better than she do comedy. Now, have you spoken to Amara La Negra

and congratulated her on the twins? No, because I don't know who she had them babies from. God damn, Trina. I spoke to Amara about two weeks before she did the, um, before she had the, um, the baby shower. And I was like, baby shower? I didn't even know you was damn pregnant.

Yeah, it was a pandemic. People was hiding pregnancies. But I was talking to her every day because she was buying a lot of property in DR, and she was telling me how sweet it was a pandemic. People was hiding pregnancies. But I was talking to her every day because she was buying a lot of property in DR. And she was telling me how sweet it was. And I was about to invest in some properties over there. And she never looked pregnant or said she was pregnant. Did she have the kids yet? Yeah.

Twins? Yeah, she had twins. What? And she's not with the dude no more. Oh, I don't even know the situation until I see the show. I don't know what's going on. Me neither. I see the show just like y'all see the show.

But congratulations to her. That's a big deal. You love the kids. Amada, because one thing I love about Miami, it's real, it's raw, it's uncut. We don't know nothing that y'all don't know. We find out at the same time. So a lot of times people might get mad later on

and say stuff, but it's because they don't know but I don't put myself in those situations I have more respect for myself than I have pride because I don't want I'll never be suicidal and there's nothing you can do to make me feel, to belittle me to make me feel down and bad because

I know myself better than anybody else you know what I'm saying and for anybody that I have offended back in the days, respectfully, fuck you. I thought you were about to apologize. I didn't mean it. Now listen, this Trick Daddy and Friends

concert, celebrating your 25th anniversary, what's that going to be like? Oh man, it's going to be huge. I got a lot of big acts that's coming out. I got a lot of, I got a lot of big acts that's coming out. I want to see

how much Miami supported me so I didn't even promote these guys. And we're about 85% sold out. Wow. That's great.

I miss Miami Basement. Like I miss that Uncle Luke, Scar, Coochie Mama era. I got Raheem, I got Disco Rick and Luke,

it's performing. TNT and the Poison Clan performing. I got Raheem. I got Disco Rick and Luke is performing. Damn. TNT and the Poison Clan performing. Yeah. Ball Greasy is performing. Flo Rida, Trina. Trina.

Pit Bull. I got Tierra Trenade. I got I got the whole Miami crew with Case One and I got the only people crew with Case One.

I got the only people I ain't got from Miami that I would love to be. That was Major Nine and Iceberg. But I got them. But I got my friends is coming. Natasha Scott is going to be there. Okay. Jay Sheen is coming. The lineup is very, very, very long.

And we're going to do it. We're going to keep the people in the thing. How important is Luke to hip-hop, man? Luke is everything to me. Luke is everything to a lot of people. Luke was one of the first independent labels. That's right. That nobody recognized.

Luke took a dude from Cali and a dude from New York and came together and made the first controversial rap group of all time that's right two live groups that's right fought the government fought the government took them to trial

and won and won the first executive to have a private plane private plane and he my daddy owned the pressure plant

so I know for a fact Luke pressed and shipped all his own shipped all his own records all his own merchandise that money is unlimited there's no limit to that money hmm you think you've made good financial decisions no of course you look back at it and be like, damn it, man, half of the things I bought was the worst thing. It sure gets so funny. I'm going to tell you what I want to tell a lot of these dudes.

I know you got a nice chain, man. I wanted to tell you that. You got a nice chain. Thank you, sir. You don't need no more chains. I don't got no more. These rappers that buy chains every week, trust me, bro. I don't know who you're trying to compete with.

You don't need that. It's not worth half of what you bought it for and When you buy 10 to 15 of that's more than that You have to hide and conceal or take a chance on being robbed or ripped off for that's right That's the guy that got a three kilo chain. I know but I just all I got on Hang on a bunch of rings and a bunch of bracelets and two watches and all that. No. And the Rolex watches, once you put all the diamonds in them, they're not worth nothing no more.

They're trying to get all. Nothing. But it looks like you are getting it all together now, right? I'm trying to. I'm trying to. I'm almost out of bankruptcy. My last bankruptcy. I've been bankrupt.

I'm a Donald Trump. I thought they wouldn't let you I thought they wouldn't let you file for bankruptcy I'm the Donald Trump of bankruptcy financial literacy is not easy

for a lot of people man like you take it for granted yes you have to you okay okay just imagine this imagine this Evie you get your first million dollars

you gotta look out for everybody to help you get to that point cause that's gonna keep you real right that's right now you got a million dollars. You need you a car.

You need you a watch, a chain, a place to stay. You don't need the watch and a chain. You don't need that. For a million dollars. If I'm going to look out for you, I'm going to look out for me too. Because one thing you didn't say, Trick, that million, you got to cut that in half for taxes. IRS. That's the part I didn't know.

There you go. There you go. That's the most important part. There you go. You don't have a million dollars. That's the part I didn't know. There you go. Okay, there we go. That's the most important part. There you go. You don't have a million dollars. That's the part I didn't know for six or seven years. Sheesh.

And Atlantic was cutting checks. I mean, Atlantic was giving me checks before, after, and during. So you owe the shitload of money. Boy. Those taxes will get you. Listen. By the way, they're due this Friday. Four or five years worth of taxes cost me 200 times the amount because they pay that's right

that's right for hours so your credit was shot every 24 hours how was the most you old millions I they could have Wesley Sniped me if I would have been a dummy. Because Wesley Sniped, you had money. He didn't want to pay it. He didn't want to pay it. He wasn't paying the taxes, yeah. And then you get to the point where

they set you up. They give you a financial affidavit, which is a sworn statement. You better not lie on that financial affidavit. You go into prison and you paying that money. statement you better allow that a lot of new artists man y'all making a lot of money y'all making 10 20 times more money than we made is 15 20 30 to 50 times easier for y'all cuz you get a of new artists, they get one hot record. They trend on the internet or they trend on Twitter, TikTok or anything. They more likely going to get a deal.

They making... We was crying for $20,000, $25,000, $30,000 for concerts. They paying these dudes $152,000 for a club. Yes, they are. For a club. I be thinking that shit got to be in Bitcoin. I'm like, where the fuck all that money coming from, man? And that social media money for posting and all that.

Oh, man, they be having all their money with them. Yep. It's ridiculous. And I'm like, wow. Take care of yourself. Enjoy your money. Absolutely. Because I don't want to be no hater, but, man, I appreciate y y'all for making because they made me know that there was money out there left for me

if y'all gonna pay them I know I can go get me some money so I we open up Sundays we said we had the number one seasoning on the market and and our show our cooking show is picking up every day every actually we booked up for the next two months as far as hosts. That's what it is. You know what I'm saying? So they showing me the game, but I want to tell them something that nobody else ain't telling them. Watch what you do with your money.

That's right. That's right. Because in Miami, rent has went up 50 to 100%. If you pay $2,500 for your condo, they came to you last month and said it's $3,000 now. Damn. Right. And if you want to sell property,

everything's going way above asking Miami right now. And if somebody in your neighborhood sell for high, your house, your value go up. That's right. And I think the government need to get a hand in that. They starting. They need to control that because That's right. And I think they need, I think the government need to get a hand in that. They starting. They need to control that because that's crazy.

But a lot of people are going to be upside down when they do though. That house that you bought a million dollars that's really worth $600,000, that's going to hurt people too. Yeah, but it's going to hurt them

if they're going to try to take all the equity out of the house. If they leave it alone, they're still going to be the same way they were. But a lot of people are going to use money.

Women don't get their hairdos no more. If I tell a girl, oh, I love braids, I love pigtails, I love plaits, she'll be like, oh, that's for little girls. If you're not on TV, if you're not a model, if you're not an actor, if you're not a personality, you don't need to get your face beat. You don't need to keep on changing them wigs because the only person who used to wear wigs back in the day

was drag queens, bank robbers, and prostitutes. So when you put these wigs on every day, that don't make you pretty. I don't mind the wig. You don't need a lace front, though. Lace front every day, yeah, you don't need that.

Lace front, oh, and they always caked up in the front after two days. Always lifting up. Like, I... And they do photo shoots. Oh, true. I'm trying to make them

do photo shoots and they're not models. And they post a picture on Instagram and I I like the picture, and now I'm thirsty. Oh. I'm thirsty. I like how you look in your bathing suit. Man, make sure y'all go check out Trick Daddy and Friends concert. Trick!

Yes. April 15th to the 17th, man. Bitch, I got my pots. Make sure you watch that. I got the pot line, the. Bitch, I got my pots. Make sure you watch that. I got the pot line, the cooking utensil line. I can't wait for our vegetarian episode. That's going to be amazing.

Trick, you got to hit the dance for us one time before you leave, man. I need the music. I'm going to hit the dance. I'm going to hit the dance. And, Solomon, I need you and I need Angela Yu to come to the cooking show. Or at least come to Sunday's. Come to the restaurant on Sunday.

I'll be there. I'm coming to Miami soon. We're home on the original fried ribs. And you'll never get to taste it, but it's the most wonderful thing. I sure smell good. No, I've been wanting to come to your spot. I always go to the Lickin' because I be in and out. Well, we're right down the street from the Lickin'.

Which one? The one in Little Haiti? Miami Garden. Okay, okay, okay. And we're close and personal friends. That's like our sister restaurant. Yeah, Smoothie E Class. What we do is, what we do as the real people in Miami

that actually deal with each other, we try not to sell the same things the others sell. Okay. Oh, that's real. We try to get the market the same way. Let everybody get some money. There you go. What's the name of your spot?

Sunday. Sunday. I'll be down there two weeks. Yeah, I'm going to be on Trick or Show two weeks. Two weeks. I got you. Like I said, I eat anything. It could be pork to be on Trick or Show two weeks. Two weeks. I got you. Like I said, I eat anything. It could be pork.

It don't matter. Booty. We know. What you eat? Everything but pork. Oh, you don't eat pork? No, I don't eat no pork. But from Carolina and you don't eat pork?

I ain't eat pork in 20-something years. I just don't do chips. If you do, I'm going to tell you. If you do, you'll get sick instantly because everybody I know that got all pork in this. Oh, no, that's true. That happened to me in Dallas like three weeks ago. I ate some, what's that,

some green bean casserole and they must have cooked it in pork. Yeah. And you knew. Immediately. I was, oh, man. Yeah, just don't do chitlins.

I don't do chitlins. My mama used to do chitlins New Year's Eve and the house used to stink. We ain't doing no chitlins. No, I don't. I know how to cook it, but I won't.

Yeah, I know. But I cooked the pork sauce for you. That's the pig ears, pig tail, hog maw, and the pig feet. Hit that nan nigga one time, man. Pull up nan nigga one time. I don't want to put pig tail. Pull up nan nigga, man. I want to see the trick do the dance, man. Pull it up.

I know we got that in the system. Yeah, of course we got it. Pull up nan one time. Why are you? I need. You got to show it. The action of the dance comes from the old Luke song, Throw That Dick.

Throw That Dick, yeah. Right. So it's just like the beginning of Throw That Dick is how I did it. We got it? He pulling it up now, yeah. Of course we got it. Come on, man.

Sala, man, you said it. I want to bring that shit. We got to bring back Miami Bass, man. That was a fun time, man. I think it's going to be hard. Everybody think you got to be a killer to make a record. No. think that i think uh it's gonna be hard everybody think you gotta be a killer to make a record no i don't think so yeah we ain't got it i got in my laptop where's gonna work i don't hear those conscious records no more i don't hear positive records no more i don't hear the the the the the kitty records no more all I hear is drill music. Right.

That's all I hear now. I feel like people just listen to curated lists now, though, more than the radio. No shade to us. But it's what you kind of choose to listen to also. Man, they might have had a terrorist attack. You know I love R&B. You see that shit? And I like dancehall. Where?

They said Brooklyn Subway. They said multiple people were shot. Yeah, they was a huge. And they found a bunch of undetonated devices. That's what everybody's hitting me now. Like, are you good? Yeah, we need to get out of here before they cancel our flight.

Word. Let's go, Trick. So the throw the dick dance is usually like this, but I do it like this. You've seen that, yeah. So it's like, let's go. Turn it up. That's it, man. That's it. Come on, Trick, man. So it's like, let's go! Turn it up! That's it, man.

That's it. Come on, Trick, man. Come to the concert and see the person. You saving it for the weekend? I appreciate y'all for having me, man. Trick Daddy, see y'all.

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