Blavity has an exclusive preview from this week’s episode of Keke Palmer’s Wondery podcast, Baby This Is Keke Palmer. This week’s special guest is Ts Madison.
In the below clip, after Palmer said that Florida is trashy, Madison said, “The gag is, I’m from Florida, so y’all ain’t told no lie. Bitch, I can be as trashy as I want to be. You ain’t hear what Luther Campbell said, honey. And the gag is, I’m not from Florida. I’m from Dade County because that ain’t even in Florida. I mean, it’s in Florida, but it’s by way of Florida, but that’s the gag. And that’s the gag is.”
They also continue a conversation about sex work that was earlier in the episode.
“The money ain’t for the sex, It’s for the silence,” she said. “The money ain’t for the sex for you to leave. That’s the gag. The gag is honey when you played that stud over there, child, you had my panties wet. I was like, girl, how she done got over here and I’m talking to this whole stud over here like this. What she did? How she done turned into this whole stud?”
Watch the clip below:
What is ‘Baby, This Is Keke Palmer’ about?
Here’s the official description of the podcast:
Keke Palmer has questions for days, about everything under the sun. From the existential to the inconsequential. From pop culture to pop science. From the meaning of life to the meaning of W.A.P. From life in outer space to “Where the eff is Tom from MySpace?“ And everything in between. Because Baby, this is Keke Palmer, and she is here for All. Of. It.
Each week, the multi-talented Keke is taking you on a journey down the rabbit hole on a topic that she cannot stop obsessing over. She’ll also get deep with special guests, trying to answer the questions that keep us up at night. We are getting INTO IT.
The new episode is available now. Episodes drop one week early and ad-free on Amazon Music (which is free for Prime members) and Wondery+.
Watch the preview below:
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