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That's why I ain't got. Thank you for coming back Part 2 is underway That's why I ain't got Thank you Makes sense These men be tricking Do they? Hold on Let me readjust myself Guys be on that They be on that now That's why don why nobody calls me back.
For my birthday, I want a car. Vroom.
I got Uber coming to pick you up to come get this dinner. That car? No, I don't know.
It's just like, you know, I mean, honestly, men be tricking these days. They be buying gifts.
Hold on. I get it.
Okay. Dior, YSL, LV.
I feel like that's like on a regular. Like a little purse.
Birkins. Guys tricking with Birkins now? Birkins is just like starter packs, I feel like, these days.
It's starter pack. I ain't going to lie to the first date that I went on.
I got a drink on this one. My first day that I just went on recently, it came with a croc.

A crocodile, Kelly.

Like, I wasn't even expecting.

I was at dinner.

My security guard walked in with a big orange person.

I'm like, ooh, that's for me.

Surprise.

We got this baby.

I was like, ooh. You know he expecting the.

What?

The thaya.

Thank you. what thank you but so if that's what's going cause I see like I'm watching IG and I see these men and women on IG and I'm like I was telling Jordan I'm like bro I gotta get me another job cause they got me Sh fun.
You got to have fun. You got to start...
I can't be broke having fun. You're not broke.
You're far from broke, babe. This podcast...
I don't want to be broke, though. You can have fun.
You better start... I'm having fun.
Spend it. Spend it more.
You're going to have a lot more fun. Drake said these niggas out here ain't spending enough.
Yeah, but see, Drake got it like that.

That's what I'm saying.

You got,

you got to spend that money.

They giving out Chanel bags

at the script clubs.

They sending them

with the bottles.

They giving out

monies at shows.

But let me ask you

a question though.

But see,

when you see things like this

and then men like,

man,

I'm very leery

of what's going on

because it seems like

a woman is just

after one thing.

She wants my money.

She wants what I can do

Thank you. But let me ask you a question, though.
But see, when you see things like this and then men like, man, I'm very leery of what's going on because it seems like a woman is just after one thing. She wants my money.
She wants what I can do for her. She's really not into me.
Me being me. She wants what I can provide, what I can do for her.
Right. To that, you say? I feel like you know when you're in that situation.
Like, you You can feel it Just a bitch A person As a woman When you don't like it man It just shows like You ain't finna do all that You just wanna come And get what you can get And go I ain't doing all that If I'm the type of person If I don't like you You gonna know I'm not even entertaining And I don't like So you can't be with a guy, oh, just because he doing all this, go let that man be sweating all over you and all that kind of stuff. If you don't like him, you don't like him.
I don't like him. It's ill.
It's all over my face. It's like, it don't even touch me.
Damn. Yeah.
Well, hopefully they don't get to that point. How soon do you know? You said the guy.
I know off a text message. Really? Yes.

Damn.

What the hell did he say in a text message that make you say you ain't it, bro?

What's up, boo?

Don't call me that.

And I'm not your boo.

Well, he about to try to get you to be his boo.

You got to build up to that.

So let me ask you a question.

What did they call you? They call you Miami or they call you by your government?

I like Carisha. You like Carisha? Mm- they call you by your government? I like Carisha.

You like Carisha?

Mm-hmm.

I like a man that's like Carisha.

I'm like, what's up?

Are you calling me by my government?

You trying to get it.

Yeah, you trying to get it.

Yeah, it is.

So are you a gift giver?

Do you like to give your man?

Yeah, I'm a big gift giver.

I'm a trick.

Yeah, I want a car.

I want your car because you know why? Why?

You're going to trick harder.

I'm telling you.

You trick, they're going to trick harder.

I might tell you a lie.

I might tell a joke, but I never tell a lie.

Yeah. Have you ever taken a gift back?

Thank you. Surely did.

You didn't give me my shit.

Wait a minute. I took a gift back.
I did. I ain't going to lie, I did.
Why he give it back? Oh, you went to his place and got it? No, I said give back my shit. You said it just like that too then? Give back my shit.
What did he say? He gave it back. Let me ask you a question.
God asked you for his ish back. You giving it back?

Yeah.

You giving it back to him?

No.

Hold on, wait a minute.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

I'm missing something.

As a man, why are you asking back for your shit?

Can I press rewind?

Yeah.

Plain.

You asked for your stuff back.

He gave it back.

He asked for his stuff back.

You say F no.

As a man, why?

As a woman, why?

I work hard for my money.

How you think he got his inheritance?

No, I don't know.

But yeah, I'm going to need you to, yeah, come about that.

Hold on.

That gift you just got for your birthday, somebody bought that for you or you bought it?

I bought it myself.

I make a lot of money. I put in a lot of work.
I work so hard. A Ferrari? Yeah.
You ain't going to even drive it like that. Ooh.
It's the summertime. I live in Miami.
My top is down. But then you people going to see you.
They going to drive it. I don't care.
I keep a baby Glock. I ain't fighting with no random.
I ain't going to lie. I have my security following me.
I ain't going to lie. I brought that myself.
And I was real mad because it was just like, you know, the internet love. One minute I'm broke.
One minute I can't do it without a man. One minute I can't.
It's just so many just narratives that's out there. And that was something that I did for myself.
I worked hard. Like I put in a lot of work I'm not going to lie.
I sacrifice a lot. I be away from my kids.
I'm home, strategizing. I put in a lot of work.
And I was like, I want a Ferrari and I'm going to buy that. And I was able to do it.
I'm so proud of myself because I come from full section in a week. I remember them King vitamin.
Y'all have no King vitamin cereal? I had like frosted plates. Y'all can get frosted plates? The popcorn.
The little popcorn. They like yellow.
The popcorn cereal. Y'all know what I'm talking about? They like popcorn, literally.
Like little yellow. Damn.
So you got bread like that, huh? I know you know guys see that. They're like, Carisha got bread like that, cuz.
Let's go, let's go. Hey.
Now, I ain't gonna lie. I brought it.
I felt good about it. How did you decide to say, you know what? I want to buy myself a gift and end up landing on that gift? Cuz I got all SUVs.
Like, all my cars is trucks. Cuz you got kids and, you know, haul them around, take them out.
And I can't drive.

You can't?

Oh, God.

You bought a Ferrari, can't drive.

Do you have a driver's license?

My mom's been praying for me ever since.

She said, baby girl, please be careful when you drive that car.

I'm always just hitting like curves.

It's always a flat tire, nailing the tire.

Like I'm really a girl pulling up at Valet, still getting dressed.

And I was just like, I want a fast car, but I'm kind of like a Ferrari girl, you know?

Like, I'm like, I like nice shit.

Yeah.

I like real nice shit.

Like, everything got to be just nice.

And I was like, I want a Ferrari, and I love just white on white.

So, I call it dealership.

You got a white on white?

White on white.

What you got, an S90?

An F8, a Spider.

Ooh. Ooh.
Damn. Yeah.
I ain't got no bread like that. I can't get no bread.
You can buy two of them. What's the worst purchase you've ever made? Some dumbass veneer.
Like my teeth before these. I ain't like that.
Did you go to Columbia or you was here in the States? In the States. And what happened? What did you- They horrible.
My teeth. I ain't like my teeth the last three times.
I'm going to get them done again. Damn.
I mean, where the hell you going? Your home? I don't know. I'm going to go back in Miami this time.
But I think that was like the- Atlanta Cosmetic Dentistry. I'm not going to lie.

I don't really spend my money like that.

I'm like the type of- I know the same money.

Yeah.

Because I got two kids

and I come for real, for real, for real.

I'm off of survival mode.

So I got to know how to manage my money.

Right.

So I already buy big gifts.

Well, you done messed up some money.

You done gone three times to get your veneers.

Yeah.

I'm going to need somebody to pay for them. So if you see this interview y'all want to like get my teeth done okay you say you came from welfare section 8 projects what have you learned about money then you like for real for payo texas baby when the irs come hey what the they came they came looking yes like i was just like oh my god like that is so important when you get money you gotta really put your money aside for the taxes for real for real whatever you get put half 30 you have to like put that aside because you are getting and spending you're not even thinking about that like but when that shit come in serious they come for whatever you.
And it's just like, I'm big on that. When I give my money, I'm like, hey, just put this aside for me, baby, because I ain't got time for that.
Because if I got it, I'm going to... I'm going to be smiling by my mother, Charlotte.
Well, let me ask you this. When it comes to investing, what do you feel safe? What do you feel most comfortable having people put your money in? You in crypto? You in real estate? Real estate.
Real estate. I really think section A.
Like, housing, public housing. That shit is, you know, the government, you get your money regardless.
Right. Government pay on time, too.
Thank you. Government pay pay on time.
We talked about, we touched on this briefly about marriage. And you say you're not sure you want to get married because of the title.
You okay being with like, I think, well, who was that? Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. I don't know.
They might have gotten married, but I think they were like a couple for like 30 plus years. You okay being a couple? Yeah, I feel like what works for you works for you.
I just feel like marriage is like a title. I done seen people that's married that are so miserable.
And I'm like, why are y'all married? What even made y'all get married? And they felt like because we was together so long, we needed to get married. And I done seen people that's been like together for 20 plus years.
It works for them. It works for them.
So whatever works for them. Yeah, I'm big on that.
Like marriage is like like marriage is like if you want to get married okay cool but it shouldn't be pressure like you have to be somebody's wife like we could be together forever and we know we got going on we could get married in divorce in the year y'all still gonna criticize us let me ask you a question could you be a housewife all this no more music no more podcasting you're a housewife Them five kids She come home You got dinner cooked All day and tomorrow Yeah You can be that You ain't giving that up, Carisha I can't be a housewife I'm a lover girl I don't know You single Damn, you tried to hit on me? I ain't got no money, Car'm telling you, I ain't got no money. We gonna be back in Section 8? That works for me.
Shit. Hello.
Section 8 saving up. We be on the couch with that big old block of cheese with that knife trying to cut it.
Man, as long as we spending time together, I don't even care.

As long as them kids going to school,

they fat.

I don't care.

I'm just happy with spending time with my person.

I'm telling you,

that shit feel good.

It feel good?

It feel good.

You ever date older, man?

Yeah.

How much older?

What's the five years, ten years?

I mean, I don't know how old you are,

but I'm saying what?

Like 20, 30 years. do we see if i'm 30 20 20 years so that's that's 50 so 50 is cool for you half my age plus seven half my age I'm about to be 57 So that'll be 28 and a half Plus 7 You're about to be 57? I'm about to be 57 Okay 57 Minus 7 That's 50 No That's what That's what That's me That's You said 57 You said I said What you're supposed to do For a man Okay You do half his age Okay Plus 7 So half my age is 28 and a half I add 7 That's 7 That's 35 and a half So 35 and a half Minus 2 35 minus 2? Yeah 30 33 You 30 31.
31? I just turned 31.

You just turned 31? Yeah, I'm still celebrating my birthday.

I hope y'all got me a cake.

I'm going to be honest with you, Creecia. I've tried to work the math on my head.

Give me a second. I'm working the math on my head.
I'm going to look good with mine.

How we getting that 31?

Maybe we add an extra year.

Half my age, plus 8, minus 4. Right on time.
That 31 right there. Okay.
Let's talk about it. Are you willing to settle down? You ready to settle down? I feel like going into my 30s, yes.
Because I got two kids. I'm 31.
Life getting a little serious. It's time to slow down.
It's time to be a family. You know, like, my son's father is deceased like he died.
And it's like I'm raising a son of my own. I want him to have a father figure.
I want him to have, like, some type of male figure in his life. So it's like I can't just be a fun girl running around as a city girl.
Life got to get serious. serious.
And I think like going into my 30s, I'm at that point.

Would you enter a relationship for cheating?

Or you give them a second chance?

I give them a second chance.

Everybody cheat.

Women cheat too.

Damn.

That would quack.

We be cheating.

We just don't get caught.

Because y'all, y'all, y'all.

Because women are like cat.

They got padded feet.

Can't hear them.

They tiptoe in silence.

Yeah. And see, the thing is a lot hear them.
They tiptoe in silence. Yeah.

And see, the thing is, a lot of times, guys are not as messy as women.

See, guys will keep them hush-hush.

Women, y'all going to be telling.

Nah.

It's the other way around.

Guys be telling.

They be telling.

Man, women don't say shit.

Maybe tell our friends, but it's never going like.

But see, that yes out.

It's going to get out.

Because, friends, y'all going to have a falling out.

Because you know it's just a matter of time before y'all fall out.

And they're going to tell all your business.

And then what?

No, I'm not.

Like, I feel like, I ain't going to lie.

Just hear me out.

I hate to say this, but I feel like men cheat.

Like, all men cheat.

But you have to get to that point where you grown enough to just feel like, okay.

I'm not in that era no more.

So I'm not leaving my man

for cheating once.

I'm probably gonna give her

like four times.

Four?

Damn.

I'm not gonna lie.

I'm gonna have to get your number.

Four times, Joy?

I'm not gonna lie.

I got a little patience.

I got a little patience.

I'm like that.

But when I get,

I told you when I get the fuck on.

When you get mad at?

When I get the fuck on, you gonna miss me. Yeah.
Mm-hmm. So let me ask you a question.
That Neo situation. You see Neo, I think Neo got like three girls.
Man, Neo serving. No, I'm just saying.
I just think for each his own. I feel like he living in his truth.
That's all that matters because he could be like manipulating women. He could be lying.
He could be deceiving women. I feel like you have to live in your truth.
If that's what worked for him and the women that's involved, they happy, that's what they want to do. I feel like what works for you may not work for the next person.
Right. Everybody don't like apples.
Everybody don't like oranges. Right.
If that's what he likes and that's his truth, he have to live in his truth. And he got women that's.
Could you be, you okay being on the roster? Or you got to be... You got to be one? Can you be like three on the roster? Or you got to be on the totem pole? Let me tell you something.
Okay. You see this face? You see...
Baby, I just can't do a roster. I'm not going to lie.
I probably can start like... I probably can start with by the time halftime come, by the time halftime come, you know halftime, you got to go in a locker room with the coach.
Yeah. We got to talk about- Make adjustments.
Hey. Either we finna win this game, babe, or we finna hang these cleats up.
Right. Well, let me ask you a question.
When you heard that you were dating Stephon Diggs, how did that, see, I was, oh, how did that come out? That's what I'm saying. I don't know.
What, what was the question? They say you were dating Stephon Diggs. Where that came from? Internet.
You can't believe everything you're saying in there. You just said that, right? Thank you.
So let me ask you a question. What's the youngest? You're 31.
What's the youngest you date? 25. 25, okay.
What have you learned about relationships? Being who you are, being a public figure, you mentioned you have kids, but what have you learned about relationships? Men lie, women lie.

You just accept it.

So,

what do you believe? So,

if you believe men lie, women lie, so what do you believe to be true?

Nothing.

I don't

know. I just think that like,

I think that you really have to date. You have to find your person.
I think you know your person when you get with the person. Like, it's really about the feeling of connection with the bond that you share with the person.
Like, y'all have to be on the same page. That's the only way it's going to write.
Anything else is just women lie, men lie. That's some real shit I learned that like everybody be lying.
And you don't even get mad about it, huh? I'm just the type of person. It's like, man.
It is what it is. Yeah.
Born in Miami, raised in Miami. How did being raised in Miami, how did that shape the person that we see sitting here today? Ooh, it's a fast life.
Everything is fast. And I think that like we go through so much at a young age that it made me the woman that I am.
I think that going to school, I dealt with the worries may hurt you. Just everything that come at you in life.
My mama went to prison when I was younger. I had to raise my brother and sister.
So I've been through the hardship that built me into nobody can tear me down. I done been through this shit in high school, just being raised in Miami, coming from my brown league.
They sold drugs. You know, like I done been through this shit in high school, just being raised in Miami, like coming from like my brown league, they sold drugs, you know, like I done been through everything in life.
So it's like, it just molded me into who I am. Like nothing can really break me.
I done been through this shit. Like I felt like I was raised off a hardship.
You mentioned your mom went to prison and you had to raise your siblings. Do you feel you was robbed of your childhood, that you didn't get an opportunity to be a teenager, a young woman? I appreciate it.
I think that if I never went through that, I probably would have, like, not be able to handle what was dealt with me, like, now. You know how, like, some people, you think about people that commit suicide.
What made them commit suicide?

They wasn't strong enough.

They didn't have the mentality.

They wasn't built for it.

They didn't know how to get to the next level.

I think that going through all that hardship at a young age, life is life.

No matter how you shape it.

You can't predict life.

You can't say, I could have had the best childhood.

God put me in that position and have me able to navigate where I'm at right now.

And I think that I needed that.

Wow.

What type of student were you?

Were you a good girl in school or were you popular?

So how were you in school?

I always been popular.

Always had, I had a car at, like, what, 15, 16?

Always was in designer. Always been.
Damn. Nails did, hair did.
You been there, huh? Mm-hmm. Always was a cheerleader, jump high, could split.
Just. And cheerleaders, they athletes.
Mm-hmm. I like the basketball players, though.
You get the athletes. Yeah, I had a basketball player.
I know you did. See? Everyone try to pretend like you.
But yeah, I always, like, you know, I always been in it, girl. Always had this personality.
Always was fun. I read you say you was hood famous.
I was. What's hood famous? Like, I don't even, like, I was getting booked, and I wasn't even nobody.
Like, I used to do, like,

little club hostings back in Miami for $500 to $1,000. Damn.

You been getting bread for a minute, huh? I used to do,

like, little bookies, yeah. Like, $500 was the lease

I took to $1,000.

So you been a hustler? Mm-hmm.

I used to have, like, I used to sell wigs.

It was called the wig gala. Right.

Like, the Met gala.

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Brought to you by Novartis, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports Network. How did you become popular on the internet before you even started a rap career? Because my mom, she had a name for herself.
My mom always dated the drug dealers and all of that. So she was kind of like tricking Trina.
That was my godmom. And she just was one of those.
She wasn't a rapper, but she grew up with the celebrities of Miami. So then she had a daughter.
You mentioned Trina is your your godmother. Is that why you got in the rap? Mm-mm.
What happened? Why did you get in the rap? I ain't going to lie. JT called me one time and was like, Carisha, let's rap.
I'm like, what? Let's do what? Who did? JT. Okay.
She called me one time. I was like, that shit.
I used to have beef. We used to have beef.
And where we was from, she wanted to make a diss track about these girls. but we ended up going to the studio and making a song called F***er.
So she actually... How you gonna make a diss track about girls if somehow you make one of those empty dudes? I don't know because the beat was like F*** daddy.
We had Sam Pukaya. Yeah.
It was F***er. We just started dissing.
Is it true that you used to go to trick daddy pool parties? Mm-mm. You didn't know? Probably not like his adult pool parties, but I've been in his videos.
Right. But I've never been to one of his pool parties.
Mm. What about Rick Ross? You know Ross? Yeah, I know Ross.
I like Ross. Ross used to hang with my brother, Daddy.
Mm-hmm. But yeah, I know Ross.
So who came up with the idea of the City Girls? So me and JT just, we was two friends, childhood friends. We started rapping.
And then once we got signed to QC, coach K named us the city girls. And then because you had city girls and then you had the hot boys.
And then, and then he was just like city girls. Like every, every love from the city.
That's true though. Right.
Every love from the city. Did you ever think that love from the city did you ever think that you would so when you were growing up you were in miami and you were doing what you were doing did you ever think did you envision this because what did you want to be as a child a mortician lord this girl want to be a funeral i mean you always go have but damn.
I wanted to be a mortician.

I don't know why.

I just wanted to know what happened when you died, life after death.

I was just like-

You still not going to know.

I know, but I just felt like they would bring me closer.

I don't know.

Cutting up my body.

You're not scared of dead people?

They dead.

I mean, not like you dead.

Yeah, but they can't hurt you, but they can make you hurt yourself. Yeah.
You know they have reflexes. Jump up.
Yeah. I ain't going to let me down.
That would be up out of that thing so quick. Growing up, what was your favorite group growing up? My favorite group growing up? Were you, what's TLC, SWB, or Skate? SWB.
That I hit song it's weekend my niece I can hardly see hey I ain't got no business singing that song mmhmm mmhmm see you held it down you held a group down when JT went to jail did you give a big check when you came home what I ain't gonna lie I was broke as hell damn I told her I was like JT went to jail. Did you give a big check when you came home? I ain't going to lie.
I was broke as hell. Damn.
I told her, I was like, JT, listen. I ain't going to be able to keep spending this show money for you.
Because it's like, it's so much that come out. Like, you know, you got a lawyer, you got to pay the lawyer.
You got a business manager. You got to pay management.
Like, and you got to split 50-50. So I was making it by, but it wasn't crazy money at the time.
You know, like, we'll get like a little show. It's like $30,000.
You got to do management. You got to do lawyer.
You got to do this and that. So, I mean, she was able to come home with some money, but it wasn't like, I ain't finna see it.
Like, yeah, I just gave her a big check. No.
No, no big check. But it was Drake that really helped put the City Girls on because he featured you guys on one of his songs.
Mm-hmm. Was that the big break that you guys got? Mm-hmm.
In my feelings. Yeah.
Yeah. Shout out to Drake.
So, obviously, you say shout out to Drake. Drake, your boy.
I fuck with Champagne Papi. Yeah.
Always, you know? I feel like Drake was just so genuine. Like, he just literally came.
I remember when they told us, like, Drake, what y'all on this song? We was like, what? Right Right. Went in the studio, we recorded a song.
You know, he did the video.

He brought me out of New Orleans.

We performed.

I met him in Miami.

He just always just, like, show love, and it was genuine, so.

With that being said, if Kendrick called you and said he wants you to jump on a song, you cool or no?

I don't think Kendrick would call me for a song, to just be honest, so.

You don't think he's going to get no feature with Carisha?

Nah, just stay with Drake. Drake put you down.
Yeah. Yeah.
Who's been your favorite artist? I mean, Usher, Lil Durk, Juicy J, Mooney, Doja, Lotto, Cardi B, Lil Baby, Jacquees, Jacquees. Who's been your favorite? I ain't going to lie, I love me some Usher.
You know what? I got this for you. You go to Usher's residency.
You got a man. I went.
Okay. He do.
I'm not doing the cherries. You're not doing the cherries? You ain't going to be grinding.
You ain't going to be backing it up on him. I mean, I've been to Usher.
I done perform with Usher. I performed with Usher in Vegas.
And I did back it up on Usher a couple of times. When you had a man? Mm-hmm.
What'd he say? Nothing. It's work.
That ain't work. That ain't no damn work.
It is work when you perform it, though. I think you got to have like a company, man.
You got to have a man that's like a businessman and just know that position. But I do like Usher.
I love Sexy Red. I feel like Sexy Red just get the party going.
I love Dolce. You're right.
You look a mess hoe. Cardi's your girl, too.
Yeah. What's Cardi like behind the scenes? She got a good personality.
She cool. Cardi, she like a real bitch.
Is Meg still your favorite rap girlfriend? I love Meggie. I love Meggie.
We are curious, so we just naturally connect. Let me ask you this.
The female rappers, there are a lot of you guys today. If you're not listening to your song, who are you listening to? A lot of them.
What do I get for my birthday? What do I get for my birthday? Well, you know what? And I've asked some of these women this. I've had glow on and glow.
Why do women have so much beef in the rap game? I think it's an ego thing. I think women have egos and I think it's just getting to like a, you know, like you, sometimes you just you showing too much love you dick right and it just become like an ego thing like me I'm just like a natural support like if I work with you I fuck with you if I like that music I like that music and I'm not looking at it like oh I'm doing this I'm doing that like if I fuck with you I'll fuck with you.
You got to caught in the middle of the beef because JT was beefing and that's your partner and you ain't got no issue with these other ones. So you were smack dab in the middle.
How you navigate that? I just think that like it just depends on how deep the beef is and what the beef is about. You get what I'm saying? That's what it all boils down to.
If it's about some bullshit, that shit about some bullshit, but if it's deeper than rapping, it's like, you know. Y'all need to figure this out, though.
Don't you wish y'all could just get in the room? I don't know if you got beef, but I'm saying y'all, and I've used that term loosely, but don't you wish that the women that have beef could just get in the room and figure this out? Yeah. And once you realize that it ain't really that serious.
I honestly feel like we all got a story. We all come from somewhere.
Like we all trying to make it out. We all trying to feed somebody.
We all got like kids. At this point, we too grown to be beefing because at the end of the day, we ain't finna fight.
Right. We ain't finna see each other and really fight.
Right. So what the fuck we doing? Right.
We just going back and forth on the internet. We all got security.
We ain't finna see each other. We ain't finna get dirty.
So it's just like, you know, it's just entertainment. Right.
And I just feel like we stronger together. So I wish everybody could come together.
You called DJ Academics and that said, bro, why you speaking on women? You got a problem with him. You don't like him? I mean, I don't have a problem with him.
I just feel like as a blogger, I feel like everybody have a job to do. You get what I'm saying? Like, I just was saying with the share room, the breakfast club, like, this is your job.
And it's all about how you speak on a topic. Like, you can say whatever you want to say about me, but you ain't got to call me a bitch.
You ain't got to call me a hoe. You can just say, like— But you did all that? Yes.
Like, you're done. You're this.
It just be so personal. It's just like, I ain't never met you a day in my life.
Right. I don't mind you doing your job as a blogger or whatever you are.
So you don't like my music. Yeah, you can.
You start calling me out of my name. You can criticize me.
You can say whatever because everybody have a right to open. But when it get personal, like, yeah, I'm so glad you got shot at.
And da, da, da, da. Like, my car got shot up.
And he, like. Damn.
Yeah, like, my car got shot up when I was six months pregnant. And when he wrote the story, he was like, I thought you'd keep a baby clock with you.
It's like, what's wrong with you? Like, I could have lost my life and my child life. You know what I'm saying? Like, you can talk about the story, but why it's so personal? I never met you.
I never saw you in person. Like, why is it so personal? You know? And it's just like, even like as time went by, that was like the first time that I really like noticed who he was.
Because it was like very hurtful. Like, I was just like, damn, I almost lost my life.
And it was something that was just like, it, like, as time went by, that was, like, the first time that I really, like, noticed who he was. Because it was, like, very hurtful.

Like, I was just, like, damn, I almost lost my life.

And there was something that was just, like, in my face.

And then it was just, as time and time went by, he was just so disrespectful.

And I'm just, like, well, God damn.

Like, everybody got an opinion.

I can't put a gun to everybody's head that got an opinion.

But it's just, like, you just take it so far.

Like, it's, like, yes! Excuse me? What's the problem? I would love to sit down and talk about it, though. Would you have him on your podcast? I would.
Because I just want to know, like, what I ever done to you? You can feel the way you feel, but why is it so like... Why does it seem so personal? Why it's so personal? You can tell me right now, like, Miami, you trash.
I'm going to ask you, like, what... What makes you think makes you think that yeah or what can I do like I'm gonna we gonna have that conversation but it's not like you so it's like oh my god you're a man like quality control won't release your music is it true they won't release your music because why do you don't think I'm not assigned not a science of quality.
You're not anymore? No. I don't know.
I just think as an artist, I think that we get in our head. Because when you have so much success on that freshman album, everybody be wanting that.
They expect so much more. You get what I'm saying? It becomes so much pressure.
People really strip you away from your personality. They'll love you and big you up for who you are like i love carisha because and then like i thought why they tell you down for it they don't like you for that reason you need to evolve you need to be something right and then you are getting your head and you just start overthinking the process and you just like maybe i'm not good enough and then it just become a whole thing it's like i'm not gonna say you get insecure but you just like overthink the process and it's just like you want to please everybody but you can't please everybody in the same reason why they used to love you they don't they don't love you no more so it's just like you know you start trying to like create new things that come up with new things and it's like this ain't really me but i'm trying something different and it's just like what if i do this and they don't hit and it's just like you got to keep going, but I'm trying something different.
And it's just like, what if I do this and they don't hit?

And it's just like, you got to keep going back to the drawing board.

Right.

What have you learned about fame?

You got to just keep going no matter what.

They love you one minute, they hate you one minute,

but you got to just keep going.

You got to just stay consistent.

You got to put in the time.

You got to put in the effort.

You got to just go no matter what.

What's the best thing about fame? What's the worst thing about it? The worst thing about it is no privacy. But the best thing about it is, I'm not going to lie, like when you go out there sometimes, like last night I went to an event, and I'm like, sometimes I feel like, damn, everybody just hate me.
Like the whole world is just like, I'm just. You think that? I get in my mood so I feel like that.
Like, I just be feeling like, damn, everybody just hate me. The whole world's just like, I'm just- You say that? I get in my moods when I feel like that.
I just be feeling like, damn, how I overcome this shit? How I get to this point? I ain't do nothing to nobody. And then it's just like, when I get outside- Are you reading the internet? Because it's hard for me to believe that people that interact with you, that see you, give you the impression that they hate you.
That's where I was going with it. So, like, on the internet, it's just, I just, I feel like, damn, I don't know.
It ain't real, they fake. And then, like, last night, so many people stopped me that it kind of, like, I left in tears a little bit.
I'm just like, oh, my God. Like, I really got to get outside.
I got to really get out the internet. They was like, keep going.
We love you. We here to support you.
We love you.

And even the haters on the internet, when they see you in person, they want to take a picture and get an autograph.

Yes.

But the love outside last night just gave me that reassurance that I need.

Because I ain't going to lie to hate just be a little loud sometimes.

Yeah.

Hate is always louder than applause.

Yeah.

Is fame what you thought it would be?

Absolutely not. What did you think it would be? Lights, camera, action.
You didn't realize that so much came with fame. It's very like you really got to put up a persona.
Like it's just, ooh, this industry, baby. Do you feel like society pushed women to get cosmetic surgery, be it BBL, fillers, things of that nature? Why do you feel that? Because it's just like, when you got a natural body, you look like a little boy.
You don't got no sex appeal. You this and you that.
When you do get the BBL, it's like, oh my God, your body fake. It's like, if you're natural, they hate you.
If you got a BBL, they hate you. What do you want? I'm going to just use this Lizzo for instance.

Yeah.

Everybody was like, oh, my God, she's so fat.

She looks so good now.

Right.

Now it's like, oh, my God, ew.

She done had surgery.

She done got life.

Yeah, like, oh, my God, she need to stop.

Pick a side.

Mm-hmm.

What do you want?

Who that told me? Oh, Cash Dog. Cash Dog told me men getting plastics are getting surgery now.
They are. And I hate that.
What they getting? They getting the little app. The app? It's the app? Yes.
So they getting the... Yes.
And you can see it. Because you know, I'm going to tell you a secret.
When you get lipo, you have like two little dots. Dots.
Like, as a man, don't do that.

I just already have like little.

So you be looking too.

You be looking down.

I be looking.

I be like.

Damn.

I could spot a fake ad from a mile away.

I'm on your ass.

I don't like that. Damn.
But I'm not the one to judge, though. You don't? Can I ask you this? Because a lot of you mentioned on the internet.
Why do you feel like a portion of our community lives and looks to tear people like yourself, mine, and others in the community that have had a level of success, why do they feel they need to tear us down? I don't know. It's because it's like we are toward bad people not supposed to be successful that when we see white people, we just think it's normal.
Everything they do is normal. Right.
They could just do anything. It's like, yeah, they were spray-sided.
They was borrowing money. It's like, it's natural to them.
Like a white person could do coke and it's like, they rich, they do coke. A black person do coke and it's just like, oh, you're a cokehead.
You know, like it's just like, it's a stereotype of like white people is just like borrowing money. This is what they do.
They supposed to get money, but we're not supposed to. Yeah, and it's like when a black person do it, we just get toed down for every little thing.
It's like we're not supposed to have it. We're not supposed to celebrate.
You sold your soul. We sold our soul.
We can't do it. We can't have fun.
I could be right now just having a good time. Like, oh, she's twerking.
A white person could be f***ing it up. Oh, she's having a ball.
Why I ain't having a ball? Why I got to be twerking? You know what I'm saying? Like, I think that I, you know, it's just the way that it's. They celebrate you, and then they're like, she doing too much.
Yeah. Yeah.
A white person can deadass do drugs. It's absolutely normal.
Black person do drugs. They get tore down for it.
It's just like, oh, my my God, like what's the difference? How do we,

how do we,

how do we work together?

And that's one of the biggest things.

Like,

man,

it seems like they work together and they don't care

if one has more than the other.

As long as you getting yours,

I'm getting mine,

we happy.

They protect each other.

But it seems like,

they could go shoot up a school,

they're going to take on the McDonald's,

baby.

We shoot up a school,

we dead upon arrival.

Like, I don't know.

I don't know if that's how they taught, but they just stick together.

Why can't we stick together?

I don't know.

I don't know what.

But I don't know.

Like, I don't know what it is with black people.

It's just like we can't stand to see each other just thriving.

Like, I don't know if it's like a, I'm supposed to have it.

I want you to get high, but I don't want you to get too high.

Yeah.

I don't want you to get high to me now.

Right. Right.
And it's like, look, I don't want you to get too high. Yeah.
And I want you to get higher than me now. Right.

Right.

And it's like, look, I worked my tail off to be successful.

You're mad about results you didn't get for the work you didn't put in.

Right.

I worked my tail off.

I worked nonstop.

You say I worked too much and I see why you're single.

But when you see me benefit some of the things, now I had to sell my soul.

But what happened to the work that I was doing that you saw that I was doing? Amen. Can the pastor preach? You get that? Yes.
So let me ask you a question. When you were in this, your accent, I mean, you very Miami-ish.
Did they try to change that? Did they try to get you to talk? I'm not going to lie, no. Really? They let you be you.
I'm not going to lie. I can honestly say Coach K, that's one thing.
He, like, I'm this type of person I'm always trying to like better myself. I ain't going to lie.
If I face any type of criticism, I take, like if a person saying like she need to are taking their stuff, I'm like, okay, let me go get a speaking coach. I'm always trying to better myself.
Like, I'm never going to, like, disregard what people are telling me. Like, I feel like that's the only way you can grow.
So, and I always be like, I want to just, like, do it. They're like, nah, Miami, like, you got to be you.
Yeah. You would never got here if it was for you.
We can't do you for this reason. Like, don't change yourself.
Right. And I'll be like, really? For real? Because it just seems like, and it's just like, nah.
So, it's just like, mm-mm. I think that's the best thing thing i went through that same thing when i got on television i felt i needed to talk a certain way i need to articulate and enunciate and have the alliteration of everything you asked me what i was doing before when i was warming my voice up to get ready to do this interview and but it was once i saw like i embraced who i was i'm from the south i'm from rural south georgia.
I have a heavy colloquial dialect. Yeah.
It's who I am. I think that was like one of my hardest challenges for the podcast.
Me like being an interviewer. This is like I'm so hard on myself with my accent and I'm like such a shy speaker.
Like if the cameras wasn't here we could have a whole conversation. I'm just like articulate myself so well.
But like once the cameras get the road and I get like stumbling over my words trying to figure out am I saying the right way? Am I using the right sentences? And I think that like that was like one of the hardest hardships that I had as an interviewer. Like trying to just be so political and say the right word.
You're trying to be somebody you're not and you can't. Because at the end of the day you can be you better than anybody else can be you.
Yeah. When you try to be somebody else, you can do it for a couple of minutes.
But after a while, you're going to revert back because that's who you are. That's what you know.
Right. Like season one, I had so much fun.
I was just out there getting into the smoke. Season two, I tried to switch it up and then try to just be so professional that I was just like, you know what? I got to go back to being me.
So what did you think when Coco Gauff shouted you out when she said fluid? She said period. I was like, I know that's right.
Like fluid out. Fluid out sounds so much better than flowing out.
Yeah. Like I got fluid out, you know? And I just be missing those days when I was just able to just be myself, have fun to be free, you know? Yeah.
You ever been flown out? You ever been fluid out? Always. Damn.
Surely did. Mm-hmm.
You catch that plane, huh? Thank you. Same day? Not the same day.
You can't call me the same day unless we locked in. We've been together for a while.
But if we just met, I need time to get myself together. And I got to really think, do I want to go and see this person over here? Yeah.
You got the kids. Okay, you got the kids situated.
I see y'all. I've been thinking about it.
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Business. Music.
Podcasting. So, what is the thing? What is the number one thing that you learned about business? You got to make sure your business is great.
You got to have a lawyer. You got to read over contracts.
You got to make sure that you like own everything. I think that ownership is so important.
I think that like when I first became a rapper and when I first started getting money, I just wanted money. I ain't able to vote what the contract said.
I was signing that ass closed. As long as I had my money, I just felt like.
But now, once you really get into the business and you know the business, you need to make sure ownership is everything. You get equity.
That's most important. Longevity.
Making sure that you don't even have to work again. You still don get paid right what's the one thing that you wish you have learned what are you know you know now that you had known when you first got into this business like you need a good lawyer you need a good lawyer and make sure you know what the fuck no contract say because it's not pay pay hey you're gonna be fighting for your life and you'll be fighting damn hello what you learned about selling product? Because you got your board game Is there anything else you sell? Right now I sell my board game I got merch But marketing is key It is Like I'm not going to lie Marketing Is going to sell the product Like you can You can just I can see a commercial I can just see like Just marketing It's like god damn I want that product just based off of the marketing of the product.
I think that marketing is key. You have a marketing team? How do you sell your board game? You put it on your site? Yeah.
I do it on Instagram. I sell it on Amazon.
I normally just, right now, I do all my stuff through social media. Yeah.
Have you tried to get it into Target and other? So right now it's a drinking game and it's like a little. Yeah, yeah.
So, you know, it can't really go into like Target right now because it's a drinking game and it's like 21 or older. It's a little sexual.
So it got to go in like sex stores and stuff like that. You look at like women that have had success.
You look at Rihanna. You look at Kim K.
You look at some of them. Is that kind of the business model? That's kind of the direction that you want to have? Yes, I'm not going to lie.
Kim Kardashian and Rihanna is what I aspire to be. I love music.
Don't get me wrong. Music is not my end goal.
I really feel like I was put here to be the next Kim K, the next Rihanna, the semi-products. Right.
The podcast. What's been your favorite moment on your podcast? I ain't gonna lie Kevin Gates.
Bitch, being of a free theme, you know what I'm saying? Kevin Gates, like, he was my first real interview and he came and he just, he brought the energy. He brought the smoke.
Like, when I'ma say you ready to get to the smoke and he ain't hold back, I don't think that that podcast could have popped off no other way besides him because he was ready for everything. A lot of more guests that came on, they was like a little more reserved.
They want to know the questions beforehand. He was just like, what's up? I'm here.
And that was my favorite interview. Mariah the Scientist did reveal on your podcast that she used to date Lil Yachty.
Did you know that beforehand? Yeah, I did. A lot of people didn't know that, did they? No.
Why do you think she revealed that? Because she was thug. I think it's just a part of her story.
She made a song about it. And I think that I did my research and my homework.
So when I was able to just really bring it out of her, I think she was ready to tell the truth. Again, we talk about this hate.
You won the best podcast. You won it twice.
And you're like, hold on. She ain't do but two episodes.
She ain't been able for this and I've been blah, blah, blah. Right.
Okay, I'm putting it into perspective, right? Okay. You see how when Cat Williams came on here and he sucked that motherfucker through the roof and that was the most talked about that can get you the best podcast because that was the most talked about episode of the season you understand like you brought something new you brought something different he came over here and set this motherfucker off like a firecr So it's just like, I feel like at the time my podcast was just different.

Like I'm on there,

we doing hookah,

we playing games.

It was just like a whole different vibe.

It wasn't just like the regular podcast

where it's just audio.

It was also visuals.

It's also aesthetic.

It's also just the style of my interview.

Like how I was bringing people on,

how I was asking the questions.

Like I'm just dead ass.

Like why this person took your car back?

Huh?

Huh?

That was what everybody was tuned in to now.

You know,

people moving to something so different.

Like they'll be on this today

I'm just dead ass, like, why this person stuck your car back, huh? Right. That was what everybody was tuned in to now.
You know, people moving to something so different. Like, they'll be on this today and be on something tomorrow.
Correct. That was just now and it was in real time.
Mm-hmm. And I just think that's what it was.
They'll be hating, huh? Yeah. You were going back and forth with Joe Budden.
Are y'all cool now? I really don't. Like, he's older.
You know, I don't really know him neither. And I just feel like I don't have no problem.
I can't be for a man. I'm a woman.
You know, like, I'm in my 30s. I don't know.
Like, he's older. You know, I don't really know him neither.
And I just feel like I don't have no problem.

I can't be for a man or a woman.

You know, like, I'm in my 30s.

I don't know how old he already is.

That's a man.

I ain't got no beef with him.

Acting.

You want to get into acting?

I do.

I really want to. You got a lot going.

You want to have a lot going on.

You got your board game going on.

You got your career going on.

You want to, like.

Thank you. You want to have a lot going on.
You got your board game going on. You got your career going on.
You want to like.

I want to do everything.

I feel like the sky's the limit.

I feel like everybody always box me in.

I feel like I'm the underdog.

I can't rap.

I can't act.

I can't do this.

I can't do that.

And I feel like I'm just like one of God's favorite.

He always just, every time they say no, he say yeah.

Right.

Every time he say no.

Because you don't be a man. So what was that like? It was fun.
You nervous? I was so nervous because I had such a serious role. It wasn't like, okay, you could go and be Markeisha or you could go and just be who you are.
I had to really tap into emotions. Your husband just got killed.
Right. And you have to ask this person, where's your husband?

He's never coming home again.

I try to tap into reality.

Like I said, losing my child father.

I try to go into that.

So my tears was weird, but the emotions just didn't.

Just didn't.

So it didn't come out like you wanted to.

Right.

I tried like 15 times though. But, you know, that's 50's show.
And 50, you know, to his credit, he be putting his people on. I love what he's done.
He's building that big studio. I think it's in Shreveport.
It's going to have a production company. So what's 50 like? I'm not going to lie.
I didn't meet him on set, but I called him because they sent me before the episode aired. They sent me to review it, and I called him.
I said, 50, I don't like this. It was horrible.
Please don't put me out there like that. I don't want to face no backlash.
He was like, you know what? You got to start from somewhere. This putting you in the game.
People will always have something to say. You got to start from somewhere.
Like, this putting you in the game. Like, people will always have something to say.
Like, you got to start from somewhere. Like, what they talking about? Like, you going to be good.
I like it. Like, get out your head.
Stop worrying about what the people going to say. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, this going to open doors for you.
And when I had that conversation, I was just like, damn, you right. Right.
Would you do reality TV? Ooh, I tried it. I did.
I had a reality TV show, and I just felt like it's not really reality. You know, like it's a mix of reality with a little drama.
And I feel like if I'm ever going to do reality TV, it have to be reality. Like I want to sell my life.
Like I don't want to make a storyline, make something dramatic. Like I'm not really into that.
You mentioned earlier that you were involved with a drive-by while you were pregnant. Were you the intended target or they were after your baby's father? You're not sure.
I honestly don't know. But it was the craziest experience ever.
And I just know that God is really God loving me. Because all I know is I was leaving the studio.
I stopped to a stop sign.

I heard gunshots.

I'm like, oh my God, somebody's shooting.

And I like smelt the gunfire.

I'm like, they shooting at me.

I'm like big, pregnant.

Wow.

Jump out the car and she started running.

Hold on.

Why did you just take off?

Because they shot my tires out.

My car, it was shot up like 22 times.

They shot your car 22 times?

Mm-hmm.

And then it hit you once?

I showed you the pictures.

Wow.

I'm going to show you the pictures after this interview, I promise you.

Did you?

So, you're like, damn, they shooting.

Damn, they shooting at me?

Because it was so like...

It's real, huh?

It felt like when I heard it, because I'm at a stop sign, I just heard gunshots.

I'm like, damn, they shooting.

But it wasn't until I smelled the gunpowder that it was like they were shooting at me. But in the instance, it just sounded so far away.
Right. So you take off running.
Did they follow? My phone was there. That's why I don't think it was for me, because once I got out of the car and started running, the gunshots stopped.
I don't know if they saw I was pregnant or what, but once I got out of the car, my first instance was just get out of the car because the car wouldn't go. Right.
Got out and I ran and it was just like. Did they ever find out who did it? Damn.
Would you ever move away from Miami? No. You got to stay at the bottom.
I love Miami. I done travel so many places and I just fly.
It's nothing like Miami. I've been there my whole 31 years.
My mom's side of the family is from there and my dad's side of the family is from there. So my whole family is from Miami.
It's not like my mom is from Miami, my dad is from somewhere else. Like my whole family is in Miami and I've been there my whole life and I just love it.
You mentioned your mom, you have two kids. What type of mom are you? I'm like a, I'm very.
You're a pushover mom? No, I got good kids. Thank God.
My son is 11. My daughter is five.
My son is so respectful. He's like a, he loves school.
Like he loves school. Like he do his homework.
He made A's and B's. I don't have to be on him by nothing.
So I just feel like, by the grace of God, I just get to be a regular mom. I check on him.
He's talking to me about things. I ain't no pushover, though.
Hey, that's going on. Punishment.
Damn. Is it true that your baby daddy, you talk to the women that's going to date him to let him know what's going on in you and his situation? Wait, wait.
Can you say that? Your baby daddy. Who? Like when he dates.
Your oldest son, father's deceased, right? Mm-hmm. So this new one.
Mm-hmm. Y'all together? No.
Y'all not together? Mm you talk? So what's it like? Like, he's dating.

Mm-hmm.

You're dating.

Mm-hmm.

Do you introduce your people to him?

He ain't going for nothing.

I ain't not going to lie.

He don't want to.

He don't want no part of that, huh?

No.

He ain't like nobody I'm with.

He ain't cool.

He ain't nothing.

He just, that shit's my baby daddy.

That shit's my baby daddy. That shit's my baby daddy.

But do you talk to his people?

Mm-mm.

I don't even care.

I am going to be a little bit more. that he just, that shit's not baby daddy.
That shit's not baby daddy. But do you talk to his people? I don't even care.
I ain't even gonna lie. But they gonna be around your daughter? No, they not.
Whoa, whoa, damn. No, not like that.
I'm the type of woman that is just like, I trust him enough that anybody he bring around my child, I know that. They good with...
I'm not into all that little girl childish, don't bring

da-da-da-da-da, but I'm not

really too fun of who he dating.

That's on him. I don't even give a f***.

Good luck. What about kids on social media?

Your son has a social media account? You allow him

on social media? Yeah, he got a social media

account, but he don't post. My kids is kids.

I don't like them on social media.

Social media is too... They got too many opinions.
Yeah. But my kids, baby.
Yeah, you don't kids is kids. I don't like no more social media.
Social media is too, they got too many

opinions. Yeah.
But my kids, baby.

Yeah, you don't play about that. I'm going to hell.

Hell in jail about

mine.

I mean, do you feel kids are

off limits on social media? Or they should be

off limits? Yeah, I think so. I think that kids

is innocent, you know?

But, you know, you see little baby

and his baby's mom, they

having to respond. Do you think that's a mistake?

Just let it, I mean, or know? But, you know, you see little baby and his baby's mom, they're having to respond. Do you think that's a mistake? Just let it? I mean, I'm sure it's easy to say you should just let it go, but that's my child and I'm going to be protected.
And that's what I'm saying. I hate that they ain't in a position to even have to defend their kids.
Right. Those kids are kids.
Let them express themselves. This is a kid that we're talking about, probably in elementary school.

It's not a 16, 17-year-old.

Why do I have to get on the internet and defend my child? Right. The internet are so negative.
They do. People behind a computer and they're saying anything.
Right. I can't deal with that.
I can't deal with that. I would have been like, oh, my God.
mm- oldest son father tragically had his life taken, and you realized that now, damn, I got to raise him on my own. Was he old enough to remember his dad, know his dad? Was he old enough? So he was turning five, and now he's 11.
He didn't really understand at the time. Like when I had to explain it to him, he was like, my dad is with God now.
And I'm like, yeah. But now he understand.
I think that he sit with his emotions and his thoughts. And he's, he had like a, his dad raised him.
So he's able to like know that his dad was in his life. But yeah.
Mom went to prison. So let me ask you a question.
Your mom go to you. So now you got to take over because now you got to be the mom.
Did you have any resentment towards your mom? I want to say resentment, no, because I saw my mom. Like, I know that my mom went to prison.
Her mother was on drugs her whole life. My mom said, like, she mother not on drugs.
So it's just like me as a mom, it's just me just understanding, like seeing my grandmother on drugs, I understood why she had to do what she did. So I couldn't ever judge her because it's like I had a beautiful life as a child.
My mom did what she needed to do. So I can never blame her because she didn't have a mom.
So right so it was just like I understood it like I was able to like understand like I'm from Miami right my grandma was on drugs oh like my mama had to do what she had to do um were you in a direct relationship yes yes I was and some I don't wish y'all nobody I think that domestic violence is like real

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I think that domestic violence is like real. And I was young.
Do you think that like, I won't say that you think that it's love, but it's like when you go through it the first time, you may think like, oh my God, he loved me. He put his hands on me.
But it's like after a while, you just learned that it's like, that is not okay. Right.
And you have to get that person help. You have to.
And it's something that like you should never tolerate. Like the first time you got to leave.
What would you say would someone in a similar situation? You went through it at a very young age. So what would you tell a young woman that's going through a very similar situation? Leave.
Because I think that like oftentimes you feel like it's love. Like you think like, oh, this person loves me.
That's not love. Because I think that oftentimes you feel like it's love.
You think, oh, this person loves me. That's not love.
I think that you should leave. Was it hard for you to leave? It was.
It was hard for me to leave because again, I was young. I felt like it was love.
I tolerated it. I thought the last time was the last time.
I was like, you know what? I can't do this no more like this. Did he beg you to come back?

Yeah.

And you're like, nah, I'm good.

Yeah, I was like, nah.

But I got him help, though.

Did you?

Yeah.

Wow.

He had to go to anger management classes.

And he came back and was like, you know what?

Thank you for that.

I needed that.

Like, I needed that help.

Like, if it wasn't for you doing what you did, like, I wouldn't.

You know, like, it was able to help me grow. Have you ever dated a man that was jealous of your success? I won't say jealous, but a little insecure.
It's hard dealing with you, though, man. It is, because it's like, sometimes I be needing you to understand that it's just like, it's just work.
Like, it's not serious. It's really not.
Like, I feel like as an entertain an entertainer i want to be able to entertain i want to be able to do my job i don't want to be held back that's the only way i'm be able to thrive how's your mental health mentally i'm not gonna lie 2025 thank god i feel good i'm finding a happy space like last year was like one of the darkest time of my life and i just i was so excited to turn 30 like I was like, oh my God, I'm turning 30. I'm going to be 30.
And it was just like the minute January 2024 hit, it was the worst year of my life. Why was it so bad? Just overcoming just everything that I was going through.
Like, you know, just my relationship, just my career, just everything. It was just like a lot at one time and I was just going through everything,

trying to navigate.

And this year,

I'm just taking control.

Like, I'm just having fun.

I'm getting back to myself.

I'm in my bag

and I'm just like,

I'm having a ball.

I'm 31.

I'm going to enjoy this year.

Are you at peace now?

Yeah, I'm at peace.

Hoo-wee.

Now you're in your 30s.

You're like,

30 was hard.

You're 31 now. You finally made peace with it.
I'm in my 30s you like 30 30 was hard you're 31 now you finally made peace with it i'm in my 30s everything seems to be going well what can we expect from carisha moving forward some music some card games some tours you can expect to see me everywhere outside living my best life outside living my best life like i'm I'm here. I'm going to drop some music.

I got my card game.

I'm about to go on tour.

It's about to be the summer.

So you going to be outside?

Outside.

Is there anything you want to promote?

My card game.

Make sure y'all get re-shrudloaded

at www.karishapolice.com.

It's the number one drinking game

on Amazon and in the world.

It's fun.

It's so much fun.

It's fun.

We couldn't stop playing it.

We should do one more before we end.

Okay.

All right.

You got it.

Okay.

Let me see.

Let it be a good one.

Okay.

It's like take a shot.

I don't know why.

Can you get me to take a shot?

It's a post your sneaky link on your story right now and take two shots. They ain't going to post it.
I ain't going to post my sneaky link because I like him being my sneaky link. You're going to take two shots.
Shot at my sneaky link. That's my baby.
My little shit got a third leg on. Damn.
Go on. Go on.
Shout out to my little shit. You know who you are, baby.
I love you. So are you single? You trying to...
I just want to know, are you single? I don't know.

Why you want to know?

Because I just want to know.

You got somebody in my eye for me?

I'm trying to see.

And I need to know, like, do you, like, older or, like, younger?

Like, what's your type?

Half my age, plus seven, minus three.

Okay, have your, you 50. I'll be 57 in June.
So have your age is 28 and a half. Okay.
Plus seven. 28, 29, 30, 31.
35 and a half. Okay, uh-huh.
That's 35 and a half minus three. Put me about 32.
Thank you. That's a good number.
I like that for you. Close enough to 31.
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Both songs were great, but that first one, that first one was fire. You were in your bag with that one.
So how did you come about with this song? What made you come up with this song? So it was like my intro to the tape. So I'm like, you know what? I got to just put everything.
You know how when the intro comes, that's the first song you play on the tape. Yes.
I'm going to let y'all motherfuckers know how I'm saying this bitch off. So y'all already know what the rest of the tape going to be.
It's like Drop Mike, Let's Get to the Smoke. She got to the smoke.
The bitch is back. She is.
We in the Yams era. She's saying she in a new girl era.
Oh, I love Shannon Sharp.

Sharp the club, Shay Shay.

Crease Young Miami, thank you so much.

Thank you.

I love this interview.

Thank you. I loved it.

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