What is up, Daddy, gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy.

Kasha, welcome to Call Her Daddy. Thank you. I'm so excited. I am so excited. You are Grammy

nominated musician. You have put out truly some of the most popular songs of all time.

And you have been in the public eye for almost two decades.

You have had some incredibly high highs, some really low lows.

And I feel like through it all, you have just been and continue to become such an inspiration for women everywhere. And I'm a fan. So, like,

so happy to be with you today, seriously. Really happy to be here, too. Is this true? I heard

you're doing samurai training. Oh, yeah. I just did a samurai training. Yes. How does one get into

samurai training? Well, that is a long story.

But let's just say there's a place called Samurai Island and you can go and like really learn the wisdom of this samurai.

I believe this gentleman is 64th generation samurai.

And a huge thing I got out of taking the samurai class was you're not supposed to think with your head,

you're not even supposed to think with your heart, you're actually supposed to think literally and listen to your body and your gut.

The samurai training comes as one of the many things I do for healing.

And like my healing journey has been mythological, but it's also been so fun. Like it led me to

samurai training. That makes so much sense because I was like samurai training. Like how did we get

there? But it's actually crazy to even hear you explain that because I feel like samurai training like how did we get there but it's actually crazy to

even hear you explain that because I feel like as women we can be so disconnected from our body

understandably so to have you doing something that is forcing you to be like in your body leading

with your body and what's like the end goal of the samurai training?

Well, my end goal is I actually ended up making out with the samurai's assistant.

No.

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