The Herd with Colin Cowherd
Episode: Joe and Jada – Tiffany Haddish tells HILARIOUS Fat Joe stories, talks new Peacock show & her two songs with Jadakiss!?
Date: November 13, 2025
Guests: Tiffany Haddish, Fat Joe, Jada (Podcast Co-Host)
Episode Overview
This lively episode features comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish joining the always-unfiltered Fat Joe and co-host Jada for a deep, hilarious, and wide-ranging conversation. The trio shares stories about fame, resilience, relationships, and navigating the entertainment industry, while also teasing Tiffany’s new travel show for Peacock and discussing the importance of personal growth, financial savvy, and authentic friendship. The chemistry is electric—filled with jokes, quotable moments, and personal anecdotes.
Key Discussion Points and Insights
1. Resilience, Cancel Culture & Staying True to Yourself
- Tiffany and Fat Joe swap stories about public scrutiny and the myth of ‘cancel culture,’ sharing that real strength comes from within and the support of loved ones.
- Tiffany: “I think the only thing that can cancel me is God and myself.” (05:02)
- Fat Joe: “Every couple of months they try to cancel me, man. That means you’re doing something right.” (05:19, 05:27)
- Both emphasize not letting online negativity dictate their self-worth: “I miss the 1900s when you be like, ‘Say that shit again, I’ll slap the shit out of you.’” (Tiffany, 05:42)
2. Modern Relationships, Value, and Standards
- The shifting landscape of dating—texting at the dinner table, the importance of credit scores, and why standards matter.
- Tiffany: “Your credit score is your grown-up report card… how you spend your money is probably how you gonna spend my heart.” (07:18–08:05)
- Both agree investing wisely is more impressive than flashy spending. Tiffany shares investing in land, a diamond mine, and a lithium mine. (08:18–09:02)
- Memorable metaphor: “If a bank won’t give you a loan to buy a house or start a business, why would I loan you my body?” (09:04)
- Hilarious visual: “If every time you got a woman pregnant your nipples started to leak, you would think twice.” (Tiffany, 09:50)
3. Fame, Self-Image, and Comedy
- Tiffany recounts her intense, dream-fulfilling experience hosting SNL: “I lost 10 pounds in one week... by the end I was like, do I want to do it again? Hell no, I wanna sleep.” (Tiffany, 14:54–15:56)
- The challenge of making it as a ‘pretty girl’ in comedy: “People said, ‘Pretty girls don’t do comedy’ ... Well, then, I guess I’ll open up that lane.” (20:23–20:41)
- Using criticism as fuel and never quitting on yourself.
4. Hilarious “Ugly Party” and Social Observations
- “Being stuck in the face”: an extended, playful riff on people who are unattractive but carry confidence (or arrogance with money).
- Fat Joe: “I was just people-watching, stuck in the faces the whole night. I might have went to the ugly people party.” (13:03)
- Tiffany: “Those are the ones that treat you like a goddess.” (12:33)
- On musty people: a riotous back-and-forth on body odor, hygiene, and the perils of hugging someone whose smell “sticks to your shoulder.” (23:33–25:55)
5. Stories from the Stage & Backstage
- Both reminisce about big performances:
- Fat Joe: On the pressure of performing in New York, seeing “a hundred people” backstage. (18:26)
- Tiffany: On hosting at LA’s Staples Center, letting bullies backstage—“The people that used to tell me, you ain’t gonna make it… I never gave up on me though. Never quit on me.” (19:13–20:02)
6. New Ventures: Tiffany’s Show, Songs with Jadakiss
- Tiffany introduces her Peacock travel show, Tiffany Haddish Goes Off (See: 51:41, 64:12), promising real, positive, and fun adventures across Africa with her lifelong friends.
- She stresses, “You see Black women moving how Black women actually move… using their words and intellect.” (51:30, 51:54)
- Surprise music news: Tiffany reveals not one, but two new songs with Jadakiss, which deeply moved her. (46:19–46:57)
- On authenticity with friends and industry people: “She one of the few people in the industry that you could always count on.” (Fat Joe, 47:18)
7. Inside Look: Jail Stories (Comedy Gold)
- Comparing Beverly Hills jail to other experiences:
- “Best jail I ever been to, all clean—you get a call button! The pad went from my belly button to my bra strap.” (Tiffany, 35:57, 37:34)
- Fat Joe describes UK jail: “They gave me a turkey sandwich, a poster of Bob Marley…” (36:27)
- Fat Joe’s wildest correction officer encounter: “She was the truth… Eight months after, I see her on the local news. Correction officer kills her husband, throws him off the boat…” (43:08–45:19)
8. Travel and Africa: Identity & Homecoming
- Both detail travels in Africa—the love, recognition, and the real face of the continent.
- “If I can drop my money over there and build a bridge… so they can see what it really is.” (Tiffany, 55:13)
- Fat Joe: “Africa, one of the most beautiful places in the world. Now they got their own shit popping with all the Afro beats and all that. Back then, they went crazy for Americans.” (57:53–58:04)
- Tiffany underscores investing in “where you’re wanted, not tolerated.” (59:14–59:16)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
On Cancel Culture:
“I think the only thing that can cancel me is God and myself.”
— Tiffany Haddish (05:02)
On Relationships:
“Your credit score is your grown-up report card.”
— Tiffany Haddish (07:18)
On Smart Investing:
“I spend my money on land. I invest in the land, right? … I invested in a diamond mine … I also invested in a lithium mine.”
— Tiffany Haddish (08:18–09:02)
On Comedy and Identity:
“People said, ‘Pretty girls don’t do comedy’ … Well, then, I guess I’ll open up that lane.”
— Tiffany Haddish (20:23–20:41)
On Fame and Perseverance:
“The people that used to tell me, you ain’t gonna make it… I never gave up on me though. Never quit on me.”
— Tiffany Haddish (19:38–20:02)
On Friendship:
“She one of the few people in the industry that you could always count on.”
— Fat Joe (47:18)
On Life and Growing Older:
“When you in your 20s, you a puma; in your 30s is cougar; in your 40s, you a thundercat; and in your 50s, you a saber tooth tiger…”
— Tiffany Haddish (65:24)
On STDs in Old Folks Homes:
“The STD rate in the old folks home is at an all-time high. That’s the best place to get a disease… but they like, look, I’m old, well, I’m about to leave anyways. Let it itch, let it leak, I don’t care, make me come.”
— Tiffany Haddish (66:03–66:32)
Timestamps for Important Segments
- Resilience and Cancel Culture: 05:00–06:00
- Dating Standards & Credit Scores: 07:10–08:20
- Investment and Wealth: 08:10–09:10
- SNL experience: 14:54–15:56
- Fame & Old Criticism: 19:13–21:02
- Ugly Party & "Stuck in the Face": 13:03–13:35
- Bad Hygiene Stories: 23:33–25:55
- Tiffany’s songs with Jadakiss: 46:19–46:57
- Tiffany Haddish’s new Peacock show: 51:41, 64:12
- Jail stories—Beverly Hills, UK, and Raggedy Ann: 35:55–45:19
- Travel in Africa & representation: 53:09–58:30
- Friendship & Being ‘Wanted’ not ‘Tolerated’: 59:14–59:20
- Aging, love, and wild stories: 65:24–67:22
Tone & Style
The episode is raw, playful, and unapologetically candid. Tiffany and Fat Joe riff off each other with unfiltered humor, genuine warmth, and plenty of streetwise wisdom. The style is conversational, at times raucous, alternating between laugh-out-loud stories (Keith Sweat, club nights, wild dating experiences), empowering moments, and street-smart advice.
Takeaways
- Authenticity and resilience are key to surviving public life and personal setbacks.
- Invest in assets and relationships that build real value, not just surface impressions.
- Comedy—and life—comes from embracing your whole story, even the wild and messy parts.
- Friendship is found in those who show up, no matter what the world throws at you.
- Representation matters, and building true connections—whether through comedy, music, or travel—can change everything.
Highly recommended for fans of bold, unfiltered humor and authentic conversation about fame, friendship, and self-worth.
