Episode 3: Hoe Phase Me Please

Don't Call Me White Girl

Breakbeat Media

Society & Culture

4.6 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2021

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Another week, another episode! Damona’s back with her 3rd episode to discuss a few things that’s been on her mind. She mentions the untimely passing of comedian Fuquan Johnson and getting back to normalizing things that are morally right, she gives her thoughts on the allegations that surround Nicki Minaj’s husband Kenneth Petty’s sexual assault case against Jennifer Hough (5:25), the possibility of male birth control and what happens when you have a baby with a “stranger”(16:46), is Summer Walker the Mary J. Blige of this generation? (20:27), how essential are hoe phases truly? Mona explains (24:54), plus more!

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0:00.0	What's up everybody we're back back to the don't call me white girl show
0:25.2	and my head is like a big applause even though it is that listen is bring your
0:30.9	baby to work day because I have a baby said a smush is here say hello smush say
0:34.6	it loud say hi yeah smush is here I have a son he's six and me his dad split
0:41.5	him like a whole your sub you know what I mean shout the family core he's
0:45.8	chocolate yeah so um smush is here he's here and he's kind of not here because I
0:51.1	don't know curse of my children of course I don't either way I want to talk about
0:57.1	something a little bit serious from the gate because I didn't get a chance to
1:01.2	but I lost a friend a friend in a fellow comedian named Fuquan from New Jersey
1:10.2	he was in an apartment with a few friends enjoying some cocaine and it wasn't
1:18.0	cocaine it was fentanyl and they died I think out of four people like three
1:22.4	people died or something like that it's just a huge bummer just because he just
1:29.4	was such a cool guy and such like a helpful guy especially like for me like
1:33.0	go on viral and say I'm a big comedian like he's somebody that was constantly
1:37.6	trying to uplift me and motivate me trying to get me to come to LA like he was
1:43.5	like me for crime was from the East Coast and you know I don't know fellow
1:49.8	creators or workers or shakers or whatever but it's this big thing like you
1:53.2	gotta go to LA to make it as this thing like you can't do it and fill it
1:56.3	off for your or fucking Jersey or Delaware or whatever so you know for
2:03.2	crime was somebody that I just knew that I was gonna go to LA with and you know
2:06.7	make it big with and do all this stuff so it's really unfortunate that we
2:11.0	lost them in that way so I just want to like full out full on like like look
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