Jess Hilarious joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda for a conversation about her Baltimore roots, building her comedy career online, and landing a seat at ‘The Breakfast Club’ after Angela Yee’s departure. She opens up about her initial tension with Loren LaRosa, the show’s move from YouTube to Netflix, balancing radio and the Don’t Play Wit Me Tour with marriage and motherhood, and the co-parenting mistakes that inspired her book “Til Death Do We Parent.” Jess also discusses therapy, postpartum depression, rediscovering herself through faith, Remy Ma and Papoose’s public split, and why Claressa Shields should stop letting interviewers pull her into the drama.
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00:00 Jess Hilarious Auditioned to Play Ghost on Power
00:49 Baltimore, Mayor Brandon Scott, and City Life
04:05 How Baltimore Shaped Jess Hilarious’ Comedy
06:23 Joining The Breakfast Club and Working With Loren LoRosa
11:34 Becoming a Mother at 19 and Her Relationship With Rome
14:44 “Till Death Do We Parent” and the Truth About Co-Parenting
23:25 Childhood Trauma, Therapy, and Breaking Family Cycles
31:40 The “Don’t Play Wit Me” Tour and the Art of Crowd Work
34:11 The Breakfast Club’s Move From YouTube to Netflix
39:00 Auditioning for Power and Breaking Down Raising Kanan
41:47 Remy Ma, Papoose, and Money in Relationships
47:28 Balancing The Breakfast Club, Comedy, Marriage, and Motherhood
52:56 Jess Hilarious Opens Up About Postpartum Depression
58:22 Jess Checks Uncle Murda About Going Back to the Trap
