Lex P gets messy spilling the tea on Nicole Drea cheating to Akeem Ali. Akeem then tells men they don’t own the p-ssy, they’re just leasing it, even if they’re married, because at any given time, a woman can get mad and give it to somebody else. “I'm going to tell you men. You don't own the p-ssy. You just leasing it. I don't care what you think. You could be married, you can have kids, you could be like long-term relation. You do not own that p-ssy because at any given moment, she can get mad or whatever the case may be and decide she want to give it to somebody else. That proves to you that it is not yours. You here leasing it. You take good care of it like you would your apartment. You dress it up. You make it look nice. Put all the sh-t do all the doingings, this some news you can use.”

Akeem Ali tries to EVADE answering Lex P question about his relationship status after she saw him rubbing on Muni Long’s waist on the red carpet at the 2026 BET Awards. Lex P: So ain't nobody going to watch this and be like, I can't believe he went up there and stay in front of them b-tches Akeem Ali: hm hmm huh huh Lex P: I seen you on the red carpet. I was in LA that day. And you was rubbing on a waist. You was rubbing on it so hard I thought y'all was hitting a nasty little dirty whine. Akeem Ali: Dutty whine, DUTTY. Well, so the thing is people kind of like don't believe whatever you tell them. They just believe like whatever you make it look like. And I keep telling people like um me and um this person that you're speaking of we were doing a video shoot for a roll out for her album and we did a video shoot and it's like damn, can we not act really good or not make this look or seem believable without people thinking XY and Z?

Lex P and Nicole Drea immediately PRESSED Akeem Ali after he said he wouldn’t come to their podcast if he was as rich as they thought he was, while they were discussing how difficult it is to tour because the online demand doesn’t meet their expectations in reality. “I don't think people understand how hard it is to tour. Like first of all, it's hard to just put yourself out there online anyway as it is nowadays anyway. But to actually try to go out there and like touch the people, talk to them, perform for them, put on a really great show. It is so it it's expensive and it's just it's hard because everybody is trying to tour right now because that's where the the kind of the money is. But it’s hard.” “And y'all could probably attest to like people being fans online in the comments all the time in the DMs like literally spamming and blowing the comments up, but then it's like I'm going on tour and it's just like uh crickets. You know what I'm saying? That's why we don't tour.”

Don Toliver tells Malcolm Todd he finds his craziest music on Instagram, where he’d be like, ‘Damn, thanks, give me that,’ from stories, reels, and photos. Don Toliver then reveals he couldn’t get a Donna Summer sample cleared after making a crazy song with it, because her estate wasn’t having it. “Posts, story, reels, photosI’ll take it from wherever it comes, if I hear it, I need it” “Like Donna maybe if we can make this happen because i still love that song, it’s gonna go crazy, but her estate was not having it”

Don Toliver reveals ‘Body’ took him the longest to make on his album Octane, while ‘E85’ only took him 30 minutes to make, in a conversation with Malcolm Todd. He says it was a no-brainer from the sample because he was embodying energy for all the girls around the world. “to me was like a no-brainer thing You hear the sample, what I'm saying is hot I'm embodying this energy for all the girls around the world who love their body, it don't have a lot of drums in it. it definitely is polarizing for somebody to just be feeling themselves. But at the same time, I wanted to have it to where it was. Sometimes being simple is more flattering than having everything on the table”

Lil Wayne ranks Kevin Durant as the top athlete who tried to rap, and he reveals Kevin Durant’s charge is high, which is the reason he’s yet to release their song together. “I mean KD his charge price is so high, i am definitely gone put that out”

Bro just casually hit a 25,584x max win on Razed like it’s nothing.

Razed changing lives fr, congrats @Tizm_TV .

Victoria Monét talks about the dark side of winning a Grammy. She says after the Grammy win, the way people switch after celebrating you as an underdog and then the moment you win is really alarming, and the pressure got to her a lot because she was feeling defeated. “like all of these really negative thoughts that don't belong to me were coming and I just felt really down and after the Grammy win the way that people celebrate you as an underdog and the moment you win switch is really alarming. It's like oh so you don't want me to be here. you don't want to be want me to be successful because it's only great until you actually get it to to some people and I'm sure I'm seeing it's not the same person tweeting that back to back, but like the energy that came towards me was like so why did she get the Grammy like she's not even a new artist, and like so she doesn't have any hit songs like all of these little thoughts that were coming to me from you were letting inside I was letting them in, and I was carrying it and even the way that I was talking to myself or the pressure I was putting on myself. You could probably see it in my eyes that I was like feeling defeated.”

When SoLLUMINATI said this about streamers 2 years ago. He says a lot of streamers people watch are becoming weird now, and these weirdos are being planted, and the energy is spreading throughout people’s favorite streamers and YouTubers now, and it’s all demonic. “Everytime i turn around it’s another ngga getting exposed for being a weirdo, alot of nggas you used to watch is becoming weird to you now, you start to really question and see through them now. These weirdos are being planted, it’s been happening. I remember i told y’all i just ain’t say no names. Cos most nggas is trying to protect they image especially if in these groups, y’all got so much to lose cos y’all know when the group crumble everything just go bad”

Keke Palmer speaks on her ex-husband Darius Jackson’s viral tweet about her dress when she was serenaded by Usher. “I really was like in shock, i kinda see my career and being a public facing person like it’s always like I’m at the office, there’s a certain level to it that feels like I’m at the office when i post something online or when I’m out in public, so for me i was kinda like this doesn’t belong at work. I felt like that meme of that black lady”

Jennifer Aniston SHADES a Friends Guest Star. “One of this guest star was like listen to all those producers laughing at their own jokes” “And i was like oh, it’s not because it’s funny , it’s actually just laughing at their own jokes”

Taraji P. Henson gives Tyler Perry his flowers for offering her a leading role in his movie when she didn’t get any offers after the Oscars. “No one called me to offer me a number one position in a film, he did, and then told me what to ask for, gave me a quote. I didn’t have a quote until this man right here. I don’t care how big i get, how many awards i win. Whenever he calls im there”

TS Madison expresses her concern about queer people in Black community to Ms. Pat. Ms. Pat then says she wishes people would mind their business in the gay community, and stop worrying about other people’s identity we would be a better world. Ms. Pat: it does not offend me that you look f—king the way you look. What i would ask you is are you happy having titt!es and d—ks. Well then that means you happy. Some days i wish i had a dick the way my p-ssy leak. Atleast with a d—k ain’t gonna go through no menopause. At the end of the day you just gotta ask yourself are you happy as long as you’re happy I’m happy for you. I don’t give a f—k what you do and you shouldn’t give a fuck what i do. TS Madison: but Ms. Pat i do believe that you had to learn how to grow into that because of your daughter. Ms Pat: yeah because i was taught like that you know, we back in the day, we use the word f—got gay women is the one I couldn't get with and you know, I just didn't understand.But once my daughter became gay, I started to say, "Well, if I mind my business, as long as my daughter's happy, you got to open your mind." A lot of time I tell people all the time I say whatever you do whatever you don't like in life a lot of time God will put that situation in your life so you can open your mind. And then when when he opened my mind I was like I'm just about minding my business.

Ms. Pat says the economy has never affected Black people because Black people adapt and live through all kinds of sh-t. She says they have always f—ked things up, and that never stopped Black people from thriving. She adds that society is what’s keeping Black people from being a unified front because if Black people are unified, the world will be ours. She says they have to keep us competing against each other because they don’t want to see Black excellence. “i said this on stage i said this is the first time I ever seen black folks ever said they worried about the economy because, you know, we the type of people we get we live through all kind of sh-t. The economy has never affected black people cuz we would get together on the street and feed each other like it ain't sh-t. So I was like, Black people, when did we start giving a f—k about the economy? Let's be honest. They have always f—ked things up and it never stopped us from thriving. We're the most thriving people in this world. When have we ever cared about who was the president and all of this other sh-t. I know we we you know, we got a little crazy situation going on right now, but let's be honest, we had a Ronald Reagan. We had a bush and I remember we was so damn poor during Ronald Reagan but we got through it and you know when we when black people said this ain't our fight. It ain't our fight. It's crazy. It's crazy as hell. I'm quite sure my parents, people in my community back in those days felt the same way when when Reagan and Bush was in office. So I just say this to black people. Do what we do. Let's keep thriving and minding our f—king business cos ain’t nothing gone stop us.” “Society, If we unified, this world will be ours. Society. They have to keep us, you know, competing against each other, you know, talking down to each other, killing each other. Society, they don't want to see black excellent. Why you think they removed DEI? you think somebody will run around here and saying black women are not educated and we black women are some of the most group of educated people in the world.”

PlaqueBoyMax reacts to Reggie texting Kai Cenat at 3am for help, saying it’s a b00ty call.😭 “Reggie bro im not trying to say you didn’t need some help but damn ngga 3am? That damn near b00ty call”

PlaqueBoyMax got emotional and started tearing up after watching Reggie call out Kai Cenat for being p*do for grooming Rakai, Tylil for being DL, and that Rakai & he got taken advantage of. “That is the craziest 20 seconds in streaming history, i was not expecting all that”

SUMMYAH goes off on REGGIE for using her as CLIP BAIT amid everything going on and for calling her out over allegedly sleeping with KAI 😭💀

2 Chainz had Keke Palmer tearing up while talking about how Black people prefer to commit crimes that’d send them to prison. He then recalls a friend whose name was Black and very versatile with jobs. One day, Black came into the studio and said he was going to jail so he wouldn’t have to be cold at home. He could get a place to stay, shower, and three square meals in jail. “I'm not sure why someone could go to prison at least so many millions. if I don't do it I might can pay a ngga to do it then you pay a ngga to do it and ngga go do it and he tell on you man I don't want no part of what's going on with that. Black could do everything. He was ripped up. He could do push-ups. If our lights got cut off. He could cut them back on. He could do everything. But one day, Black came to our studio. He said y'all boys need anything? Cuz man, it's cold. I think I'm going to go to jail tonight. And we say, what you mean, Black? Black said, i'm going to go somewhere and bust the window. I'mma wait till the police come so I don't have to be cold and homeless. And we said, no, Black. He said, i see y'all in about a week or two. And he we didn't see him. But his whole thinking was he going to go somewhere where he can get a a place to stay, a shower, and three meals a day.”

Hailey Bieber talks about her postpartum experience. She says she had a very good experience overall, and having a new baby is just completely jarring for anybody. She says she didn’t have postpartum depression, but she was diagnosed with PMDD after. She adds that she only had anxiety about breastfeeding because she had so much milk, and she likes pumping. “I had a really pretty good experience. I think overall, obviously, I think having a new baby is just completely jarring for anybody. You don't know what you're doing. You're learning. You're sleepd deprived. Your tits are huge. I didn't have postpartum depression, which I'm super grateful for. I had a bit of anxiety, but I think it was like normal anxiety of just like anxious about keeping a baby alive. I hear every mom say this or like I was staring at the baby to see if they were breathing and putting their hand over. the first month I was like are you good? Are you this? How much did you eat? I think my one thing that gave me anxiety with the breastfeeding was knowing how much they were eating he was eating. So, I really liked pumping because because I liked seeing how much and I had so much milk. So much milk like thousands of ounces. I still have some in my freezer that I have to throw out because I like I was an over producer”