Sukihana : “Pilates is my favorite workout"

Summary

Podcast Summary: Sukihana – “Pilates is My Favorite Workout”

The Really Good Podcast with Bobbi Althoff, Episode Released on March 7, 2025

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1. Introduction and Workout Warm-Up

The episode kicks off with Bobbi Althoff and her guest, Sukihana, preparing to start a Pilates workout session. Their casual banter sets a relaxed and personable tone for the episode.

Bobbi (00:34): "This is so awkward. I feel like I'm about to give birth."

Sukihana (00:39): "Just wait."

They navigate the initial awkwardness as Bobbi attempts to get into position for Pilates, highlighting the duo's comfortable dynamic.

2. Engaging in Pilates Exercises

Sukihana takes the lead, guiding Bobbi through a series of Pilates exercises. Their interaction showcases Sukihana's expertise and Bobbi's willingness to participate enthusiastically.

Sukihana (01:07): "Come right back here. And then you're gonna do a push up. Ready?"

Bobbi follows Sukihana's instructions diligently, demonstrating the effectiveness of the workout routine.

Bobbi (01:50): "Good, Bobby. Good job."

The session emphasizes the importance of dedication and proper technique in maintaining fitness through Pilates.

3. Diving into Music and Creativity

Transitioning from the workout, the conversation shifts to Sukihana's musical inspirations and creative process. Sukihana delves into the motivations behind her music, expressing a desire to empower others through her art.

Sukihana (09:02): "With my music, I just go from within. And I really practice, like, liberating America."

She discusses the themes she explores in her songs, including overcoming struggles and embracing one's truth.

Sukihana (09:45): "It liberates you to live in your truth, and it liberates America."

Sukihana emphasizes that her music is designed to make people feel good and dance, aiming to create a positive impact on her listeners.

4. Relationship Dynamics and Personal Stories

Bobbi and Sukihana engage in a candid conversation about relationships, sharing personal anecdotes and playful teasing. Sukihana opens up about her boyfriend and their on-and-off relationship, highlighting the complexities and joys of their bond.

Sukihana (48:05): "I love him so much because I know. I really get. Really."

Bobbi reflects on their friendship, expressing support and genuine happiness for Sukihana's relationship.

Bobbi (50:21): "I'm happy for you guys."

The dialogue underscores the importance of trust and understanding in maintaining strong friendships and romantic relationships.

5. Planning a Tour and Live Shows

A significant portion of the episode revolves around planning a potential tour and live performances. Sukihana and Bobbi brainstorm ideas to increase ticket sales and enhance their show’s reach.

Sukihana (57:33): "A chitlin circus is a network of black-owned entertainment venues that provided a safe place for black performers in the 1930s."

They consider targeting smaller, intimate venues to build a loyal fanbase, drawing inspiration from historical entertainment circuits.

Bobbi (59:06): "It's gonna be successful."

The discussion highlights the challenges of marketing and the importance of strategic planning in the entertainment industry.

6. Humor and Light-Hearted Banter

Throughout the episode, Bobbi and Sukihana infuse humor into their dialogue, making the conversation engaging and entertaining.

Sukihana (24:02): "Jalapeno business."

Their jokes and playful exchanges demonstrate their chemistry and ability to keep the conversation lively, even when discussing serious topics.

7. Closing Remarks and Future Plans

As the episode concludes, Bobbi and Sukihana reflect on their discussions and outline plans for future collaborations. They express optimism about their endeavors and reaffirm their commitment to supporting each other.

Sukihana (65:58): "Trust the Louisville. Do it for real."

Bobbi (67:47): "I think that'll help."

Their closing remarks set the stage for upcoming projects, emphasizing teamwork and mutual support as key components of their success.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Pilates Instruction:

  • Sukihana (01:07): "Come right back here. And then you're gonna do a push up. Ready?"

• Music Inspiration:

  • Sukihana (09:45): "It liberates you to live in your truth, and it liberates America."

• Relationship Discussion:

  • Sukihana (48:05): "I love him so much because I know. I really get. Really."

• Tour Planning:

  • Sukihana (57:33): "A chitlin circus is a network of black-owned entertainment venues that provided a safe place for black performers in the 1930s."

• Humorous Banter:

  • Sukihana (24:02): "Jalapeno business."

Conclusion

In this episode of The Really Good Podcast, Bobbi Althoff and Sukihana blend fitness, music, personal stories, and humor into an engaging and multifaceted conversation. They explore the intersections of creativity, relationships, and entrepreneurship, offering listeners a glimpse into their collaborative dynamics and future projects. Whether discussing the intricacies of Pilates or strategizing about live performances, the episode underscores the value of authenticity, mutual support, and unwavering dedication in achieving personal and professional goals.

Transcript

[Bobby]

I think she's gonna be here soon. Okay. Yeah. I think it's gonna be like just a few more minutes maybe.

[Suki]

Very good.

[Bobby]

Sometimes hours, though. Is that okay?

[Suki]

Totally. I'm here all day, so it's fine.

[Bobby]

Okay. I don't see her yet.

[Suki]

No, I don't see. Okay.

[Bobby]

Do you wanna. Do you wanna just start? Yeah, go ahead and lay down for me, Bobby. Like, which way?

[Suki]

On your back. Okay.

[Bobby]

This is so awkward. I feel like I'm about to give birth.

[Suki]

Just wait.

[Bobby]

So strange. Just wait. Oh, God. What do you think? Are you married?

[Suki]

No.

[Bobby]

Do you wanna get married?

[Suki]

Probably, yeah.

[Bobby]

Do you have a boyfriend?

[Suki]

I do.

[Bobby]

Tell me about him.

[Suki]

We've been dating for like a year and a half.

[Bobby]

Bring your feet out. We live together. Oh. It's serious. He like. Is he cute? He's cute.

[Suki]

Yeah. Go ahead, lay down for me.

[Bobby]

I'm trying to distract you so that I can do less working out.

[Suki]

Wow. Good. Come right back here. And then you're gonna do a push up. Ready? And I want you to come out, come back in. There you go for 10. 9, 8, 7, 6, 6, 5, 2. And push out as far as you can. Go back in fast. This is it. We're here for 10. Go all the way back in nine. Go out fast, come in quick and try not to slam it. There you go. And then go back out.

[Bobby]

Good.

[Suki]

Five, four. Go back out. Three, two, one.

[Bobby]

Good, Bobby. Good job. Oh, my God.

[Suki]

Working hard. Okay, this is about to be crazy after this.

[Bobby]

That wasn't the hardest part. No.

[Suki]

You have like 40 minutes of the workout left.

[Bobby]

Oh, my God, she's. Oh, this is so good. Hello.

[Suki]

Hey.

[Bobby]

How far away are you? Good.

[Suki]

Oh, my God, you're so strong.

[Bobby]

You know, it's not long. Just something light, you know, my arms are strong. Nothing else.

[Suki]

Okay. Mommy, you're gonna do the other side.

[Bobby]

Other side of what?

[Suki]

Your leg.

[Bobby]

You're running like. Like the whole exercise you just did. But yeah, on the right side. Are you today? Thank you to ZocDoc for sponsoring today's episode of the really Good Podcast. Zoc Doc is a free app and website where you can search and compare high quality in network doctors and click to instantly book an appointment. I really love how ZOC Doc has patient reviews that are verified so that I can see what other people thought. Before I make a decision about who I book, stop putting off those doctor's appointments and go to Zocdoc.combobby to find and instantly book a top rated Doctor today. That's Zoc Doc.com Bobby ZocDoc.com Bobby.

[Suki]

This.

[Bobby]

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[Suki]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

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[Suki]

Lift your hips up towards the sky. And you're going to hold. Ready? And I want you to pulse the ball, but I'm going to move it.

[Bobby]

Down a little bit.

[Suki]

Okay? Ready? Pulse the ball for 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3. The sill. And go back up. Squeeze. Squeeze your butt as hard as you can.

[Bobby]

Having a great time. Good. I'll definitely be back tomorrow, right? No, thank you so much, Suki. You don't get to meet her.

[Suki]

That's okay. We had fun.

[Bobby]

It's so sad.

[Suki]

We had a great time, though.

[Bobby]

Thank you. I'll miss you.

[Suki]

I'll miss you too, Bobby. But I'll see you next month.

[Bobby]

No, no, no. Two months. Let's go two months. Okay, perfect.

[Suki]

I'll see you back in May.

[Bobby]

See you in May. Yeah. Oh, she's here. Wow. Hello. Did you grab the outfit? Okay.

[Suki]

Yeah, I have it.

[Bobby]

Hi, Suki. Thank you for coming. Right on time today. We're making progress.

[Suki]

Yep.

[Bobby]

How late were you the first time?

[Suki]

The first time I was maybe an hour late.

[Bobby]

What about the second time?

[Suki]

I was probably. I was probably two hours late with. That's LA traffic.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And. And this time.

[Suki]

And this time I was not. I mean, I was late.

[Bobby]

I said 10:30.

[Suki]

Yep. But you did not consider LA traffic, how bad it is?

[Bobby]

I live in LA.

[Suki]

Do you guys have traffic? You have bad traffic.

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Suki]

Okay. Why would you think that I was going to make it?

[Bobby]

Since you knew you leave earlier, you plan for the traffic.

[Suki]

I tried.

[Bobby]

And where were you coming from? I don't mean to hurt Suki's feelings by calling her late. And honestly, I just every time somehow forget she's gonna be late. And I never remember to tell her the time way earlier so that she comes on time.

[Suki]

Literally all the planes are crashing right now. Bobby's lucky that I even made it. And then it was traffic. And then it said you guys didn't have drinks. Like what?

[Bobby]

Had to stop and get a drink. That's so interesting.

[Suki]

You want a good interview, right?

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's just so interesting.

[Suki]

I had to stop and get me a drink.

[Bobby]

Is that.

[Suki]

Nope, this is coffee.

[Bobby]

Is that okay? Did you finish the drink? What is it disgusting?

[Suki]

Is this like, really, like. It doesn't have sugar or milk in it?

[Bobby]

Why?

[Suki]

I mean, cuz I'm a lactose.

[Bobby]

You can drink almond milk? Are you almond and almond milk?

[Suki]

You guys didn't have almond milk here?

[Bobby]

Okay, I don't own the this place. This is.

[Suki]

They didn't have almond milk. So it's just black coffee. No sugar.

[Bobby]

Well, they. You could put sugar.

[Suki]

Oh, no sugar.

[Bobby]

You don't drink sugar?

[Suki]

Not right now. I think g. I gained a little weight.

[Bobby]

I can't tell.

[Suki]

I know. It's in places that you can't see.

[Bobby]

Look. Where? Where is it? I don't want to know. I don't want to know. I like your. Your socks and shoes.

[Suki]

Thank you. Can you see it in the camera?

[Bobby]

They better be able to. So. So cute. Love them.

[Suki]

Yep.

[Bobby]

Loving.

[Suki]

So I felt like since we were expressing ourselves.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

I wanted to put on my slides with this so I can feel like I got on heels.

[Bobby]

Can't be without. Do you ever wear just running shoes?

[Suki]

Yeah, I do. But I didn't have nothing when you worked out. I didn't know that we were working out.

[Bobby]

Yeah, well, we. You didn't. So you honestly could have wore whatever you wanted because you missed the whole workout class.

[Suki]

I'm happy I didn't come. I came here to do an interview, not to work out. I feel like she wasn't doing nothing. Just acting like she's doing Pilates so she can get more sponsors to put in videos with me. I feel like she was acting like she was working hard just so she could have like a little clip before we do our interview. Yep. I'm not mad. Are you mad about that?

[Bobby]

I just did it all by myself. I was hoping you would be there so that she wouldn't focus so much on me and make me actually do every work.

[Suki]

What did you have to do?

[Bobby]

Pilates. The whole. You know about Pilates? You have a whole song about Pilates.

[Suki]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobby]

I do.

[Suki]

I forgot.

[Bobby]

I forgot.

[Suki]

Yeah. I have. Pilates is my favorite workout.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I thought so. Does your song have anything to do with the workout? Pilates.

[Suki]

I found out about Pilates when I made this song because it rhymed. Have I did Pilates? No. Is Pilates a brand or is this a workout? I said stretch me. Like Pilates. It wasn't necessarily what you were doing.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

I was trying to get stretched out.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Okay.

[Suki]

Bobby's confused. She wasn't really confused. She loved to be stretched out.

[Bobby]

What inspires your music?

[Suki]

I feel like with my music, I just go from within. And I really practice, like, liberating America, if you think about it.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Help me understand.

[Suki]

A lot of people are scared to live in their truth.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

Do you want to yell out that you're a dick sucking whore? Would you yell that out? No. Do you happen to have sucked some dick? You did. Now you got somebody that will say it for you, and you're like, you know what? Dang, I wish I could say that.

[Bobby]

And then it liberates.

[Suki]

It liberates you to live in your.

[Bobby]

Truth, and it liberates America.

[Suki]

It does. Because, like, I talk about all this stuff that, you know, people go through. Like, okay, I talk about getting money. I talk about coming from the hood. I talk about, like. I don't. Sometimes I don't. It don't matter what I talk about. It matters how I make people feel.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it does matter.

[Suki]

No, we don't right now.

[Bobby]

It does. Cause I'm asking you a question about it. So it does matter right now.

[Suki]

All right? So when I make my music, I go in the booth and I just say the most irritating stuff and I make it rhyme and I make people dance. All I care about is making people feel good in the club because. Why are you going to the club? Obviously you're going to the club because you're upset at life.

[Bobby]

You only go to the club when you're upset at life.

[Suki]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Really? I've been to the club with you. Were you upset at life?

[Suki]

No. Didn't we go to the club during the Grammys? Yeah, it was like Grammy time.

[Bobby]

Were you upset?

[Suki]

No, I wasn't upset. I was actually having a good time. Okay. But no, I need to say something better than that. Yeah. The reason that I make music is to make everybody feel good. If you listen to my music, it might be a little ratchet, but it does make you feel good about yourself because a lot of y'all have a ass. Do you want to sing about it? No. But if you got somebody that basically is your spiritual animal, it makes you feel good, you know? And I don't just make music about eating ass. I made one song and it just happened to go viral. I made songs about domestic violence. I made music about. Do you have something to say? Do you know what my songs are about? I mean, I only have, like, four songs. The reason that I'm famous is because of my personality. They love me.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Yeah, I think so. I love you because of your personality.

[Suki]

And then also I talk about, like, I be like. Yeah. You know, I came from the struggle. I got children just like everybody else.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Sometimes we got a couple baby daddies. All right, I'm gonna get in trouble. I'm gonna get in trouble, right? All right, let's talk about something else. I didn't have nothing inspirational for that.

[Bobby]

That's okay. We don't always have to be inspirational.

[Suki]

I make music for the ratchets, okay? The people that want to feel good. The people that you may not have the money that you want to have. And you may not live luxury like this one, but guess what? One day you will.

[Bobby]

You don't make music for me.

[Suki]

I make music for you. You know, you listen to my music? You like some of that ratchet shit?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I. Pilates. It's great. Yeah, I thought it was about Pilates.

[Suki]

It's. It's. It depends on what you like.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I'm gonna. I'm going to choose to believe it is about the act.

[Suki]

Of Pilates.

[Bobby]

Of Pilates.

[Suki]

And you can dance. You can work out and dance to it.

[Bobby]

Yeah. No, I haven't tried that.

[Suki]

Try it together.

[Bobby]

I don't really dance during my work. So. You missed it. We didn't get to. I didn't know you danced.

[Suki]

You danced?

[Bobby]

I. I can assure you, and they have watched my whole Pilates session over this. That there was no dancing.

[Suki]

Well, remember when we went to the club and I.

[Bobby]

And I didn't dance?

[Suki]

You did so.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I don't remember.

[Suki]

He did a little. This, like a little cha cha.

[Bobby]

I don't recall.

[Suki]

I remember.

[Bobby]

And. And if you recall, I need you to erase that from your memory, too.

[Suki]

I have videos.

[Bobby]

Oh, fuck. Delete them right now. Delete them. Delete them. And then the video of us getting going, alligator hunting. It's gone.

[Suki]

I'm not mad at that.

[Bobby]

Oh, yes, you are. We've talked about this.

[Suki]

Did you. You didn't put it out.

[Bobby]

I didn't.

[Suki]

It was only because of me.

[Bobby]

Because. What do you mean? No? You think I didn't put it out because you looked bad.

[Suki]

I don't know. Please stop bringing that up. Would you want TMZ to pay you for it? Can you stop talking about that? I didn't look that bad. The makeup and the wig was questionable.

[Bobby]

I looked bad. I didn't.

[Suki]

No, you looked amazing. It was also your video man. That was. He didn't record you at all. Her video man didn't record her at all. He recorded the alligators. We went.

[Bobby]

We did a whole alligator thing. And then afterwards we. And it was like, scary, too, in Florida. And I think you weren't even that late that time, actually. No, I think we almost were on time. Yeah.

[Suki]

Yeah, you was in Florida. You know, I'm going to come on time.

[Bobby]

No, the other time we did it in Florida, you were late, but.

[Suki]

Oh, yeah, that was the first time, cuz. I know you like that.

[Bobby]

Okay. It's a.

[Suki]

It's a good reason we wasted our time. I was.

[Bobby]

I know.

[Suki]

It was like so much good about that. Like, we were.

[Bobby]

We were so. It was good. It was very entertaining.

[Suki]

Why does our best things not make it?

[Bobby]

I don't. Well, yeah, you're right. We're. We're over two.

[Suki]

We were literally so scared of alligators and they didn't get us. No.

[Bobby]

Because I don't even think it'd be the same if we went back.

[Suki]

No, I don't want to go back.

[Bobby]

It was scary.

[Suki]

It was so scary. Like, that was a once, one time thing.

[Bobby]

I would never, ever, ever post that. But I will always embarrass you with it. Just privately.

[Suki]

Yeah, but. Okay, when does this stop?

[Bobby]

Never.

[Suki]

But I'm tired of. Wasn't even when I stopped. Somebody else did my makeup. It's not like, fair.

[Bobby]

When it stops being funny, we can stop it. It's just.

[Suki]

When does it stop?

[Bobby]

You still laugh once. It just stops being funny. I'll see. Maybe a couple years from now, I'll pull it up and it just won't hit the same.

[Suki]

Can I see?

[Bobby]

I don't think it'll ever not be funny, actually.

[Suki]

Show me the clip so I can see what you keep laughing about. Because. Okay, the picture is funny, but the picture isn't enough.

[Bobby]

It's just the whole.

[Suki]

The whole just. I know she's my real friend because I don't know what happened on that alligator trip, but she would not put it out. And she keeps saying that I looked crazy.

[Bobby]

The sound of the wind.

[Suki]

I'm sorry. That's a mess.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

We're gonna have to do something else.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we have to do something more dangerous. We have to go in shark cages. We have to.

[Suki]

Shark cages. Did you do that before?

[Bobby]

I've never done it.

[Suki]

So. Why you want to do it with me?

[Bobby]

I feel like if that's. I think that's going to be the thing that. That's good for us if we do that. You wouldn't do it?

[Suki]

No.

[Bobby]

Skydiving?

[Suki]

No.

[Bobby]

We're all country music festival.

[Suki]

You say all white people stuff, and I'm not being racist because my grandma's white. But let's think about.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

What we both can do.

[Bobby]

Okay. What do you. Do you have some things to throw?

[Suki]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

We could go. We could do a makeover.

[Bobby]

I love that idea.

[Suki]

I could give you a makeover. You could give you. Yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

But you have to head to toe exactly like I want.

[Suki]

That's fine.

[Bobby]

I think that would be cute.

[Suki]

Yeah, I think we could do that.

[Bobby]

What would you put me in?

[Suki]

I probably will put some platinum highlights in your hair.

[Bobby]

Okay, well, you can't make permanent changes.

[Suki]

Okay. We gonna get you a lace wig.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

And I'll.

[Bobby]

I'll try that.

[Suki]

Yeah, we gonna put you with some poochie and some stilettos. Poochie? You don't know what poochie is?

[Bobby]

I've seen that on your stories.

[Suki]

Yeah, Poochie is. Poochie is lit, girl. That's a big time designer.

[Bobby]

Is it? You knock off Gucci.

[Suki]

No, it's not. It's actually. It's like. It's P U, C, C, I. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Like Gucci is G U C, C, I. Yeah.

[Suki]

No, no, no, no.

[Bobby]

And I swear it looks the same. When you posted, I thought it was a joke.

[Suki]

No, it's not like Gucci at all. You mad at you? You don't care.

[Bobby]

I think they have to know they ripped off Gucci. Did they? I'm sure they know that. I'm sure they.

[Suki]

Oh, I don't know.

[Bobby]

It sounds exactly like. There's no way that didn't cross their mind. There's no way. They sat down and they were like, I just.

[Suki]

Gucci sounds like coochie. Did they rip that off?

[Bobby]

Yes, probably. Probably. You can't tell me that the people who.

[Suki]

All right, well, I'm not gonna put you in poochie. I'll put you with something else.

[Bobby]

You can put me in Gucci.

[Suki]

No. Who pay do? I'm paying for it. Are you paying for my what you.

[Bobby]

Put me in, I'll put you in. Let me think. What would I put you in.

[Suki]

Yeah, let's see. So we. I know.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

What I'm picking.

[Bobby]

I think we just do a really natural makeup look. We do just like a little.

[Suki]

Oh, what? You don't think this natural right now?

[Bobby]

It is. Yeah.

[Suki]

Right now.

[Bobby]

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[Suki]

Can I have some more coffee?

[Bobby]

Jeez, why don't you have some energy drink?

[Suki]

I tried to open if I can't.

[Bobby]

I can help you.

[Suki]

All right. Here.

[Bobby]

Do you remember when we first met, you told me that my nails are too short?

[Suki]

Yeah, they stood the same side. I was about to say something about it because.

[Bobby]

What'd you say the first time? We never put that out, so go ahead and repeat yourself.

[Suki]

I felt. I don't mean I talked about your toes.

[Bobby]

No, no, no. You didn't see those, because I was.

[Suki]

I did see your toes.

[Bobby]

I did not wear sandals.

[Suki]

Okay. But I seen them online.

[Bobby]

Okay. Yeah, you definitely have. You talked about my. What'd you say about my short nails?

[Suki]

I felt like they're short.

[Bobby]

Mm.

[Suki]

It's. What did I say? Short and stubby.

[Bobby]

Nope, you didn't say that.

[Suki]

What did I say?

[Bobby]

It's a new one. You're saying that for the first time.

[Suki]

I didn't call them dick grippers.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's. That's more of what you said.

[Suki]

That's what I said.

[Bobby]

You said I needed to get.

[Suki]

You needed to get dip grippers like this?

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's what you told me.

[Suki]

Like this.

[Bobby]

Still haven't got any of those.

[Suki]

I have some for you, but you won't put them on that are that long, do you? Yeah.

[Bobby]

How long do you keep those on?

[Suki]

I just. This for your interview. Then I'll take them off.

[Bobby]

They just come off. That easy?

[Suki]

Yep.

[Bobby]

How?

[Suki]

Because they're just a little. Little nail glue.

[Bobby]

Take off.

[Suki]

Why would you get that color? That's what you. That's what we need to talk about. Why did you get that color?

[Bobby]

What's wrong with this color?

[Suki]

You never got that before.

[Bobby]

You're right. I bought it and I painted my own nails last night. You don't like it? What color do you want me to wear?

[Suki]

I would say probably like a French.

[Bobby]

I've tried that. I was experimenting with, you know, some more colorful colors.

[Suki]

I don't like that for you. Oh, my gosh. This makes you work out. Like, gives you energy. Yeah, I got. Bro. I got so much energy right now.

[Bobby]

It's working.

[Suki]

I'm not even. It's definitely working.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

You off of one set.

[Bobby]

You had one set. Let's not land to the people.

[Suki]

I definitely recommend this. I definitely do.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

Because I see why every time we have interviews, you have it, like, right in the front.

[Bobby]

Yeah. That's why. For you to try it and fall in love.

[Suki]

Yep. I love this. And I'm gonna make sure I post this on my page, too.

[Bobby]

But not for free. She said you have to be funnier now. Do you wanna Know why?

[Suki]

What are you about to do?

[Bobby]

I don't know what I'm about to do.

[Suki]

I'm not about to be the only one funny.

[Bobby]

I will be funny if you be funny.

[Suki]

No, you're funny. Is not funny.

[Bobby]

Okay, let's show you're funny then, since you're so funny. All right, Go ahead. Take it away, Suki.

[Suki]

Okay, I have a joke.

[Bobby]

Let's hear your joke.

[Suki]

Okay. So what did the pepper say? Oh, why don't you like peppers to know your business?

[Bobby]

I didn't know you were gonna say a joke out of a riddle book. But.

[Suki]

Why you don't want them to know your tea?

[Bobby]

I'm trying to figure it out.

[Suki]

Okay, go ahead. You ready?

[Bobby]

Okay. Yeah.

[Suki]

She don't want the pepper to know her tea because they be jalapeno business. Like jalape jalapeno. And it is like jalapeno business.

[Bobby]

I have to say that when you said you were gonna tell a joke, I thought it would be not one you found online.

[Suki]

I did not find that online. I made that up. Do you get it?

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's hard not to.

[Suki]

So you. Do you like it?

[Bobby]

It's great.

[Suki]

What about yours? What? Did you have one?

[Bobby]

I wasn't just gonna come and say a joke.

[Suki]

Okay, so you told me to be funny.

[Bobby]

Let's be funny.

[Suki]

Hollow pin your business.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah, no, I got it.

[Suki]

Jalapeno.

[Bobby]

That's so good. So funny. You got just winning awards.

[Suki]

Oh, nobody. Nobody thought it was funny.

[Bobby]

We did okay dying. Yeah. If we did go on tour, I. There's one issue. Would we have to tell the people it started two hours before it actually started so that you would come on time? Or do we tell them? How do we get you to come on time?

[Suki]

No, I'm going to start saying embarrassing stuff when you. I'm going to start saying embarrassing stuff about you.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

Yep. That sounds fair, right? Yeah, I. I will. So everybody's going to keep saying I'm late. I'm getting tired of it because it sounds like racism. Y'all think black people be late. So is this about me being late all the time, Bobby? I thought I was your good girl.

[Bobby]

You are a good girl.

[Suki]

Tell them something good, girl. Tell them something good about you.

[Bobby]

I wouldn't still be. I. I wait hours for you every time because that's how much I love you. That's why I sit here every time knowing that you're going to be hours late. I still.

[Suki]

Who gives a fuck?

[Bobby]

I do. A little bit.

[Suki]

Do they call any of your other guests, Magicians.

[Bobby]

I can't say that it's ever happened before. No, no, no, no.

[Suki]

The people. When I go to Gucci and I go to like high end stores, your fans stop me and they're like, oh my gosh, that's the magician. And I take pictures with them.

[Bobby]

Do you like that you're known as a magician now?

[Suki]

Yeah, I'm okay with that. That's why I hope when we do our tour, I get to do magic tricks.

[Bobby]

Did you learn any?

[Suki]

Yep.

[Bobby]

Would you try to like cut someone in half like that type of magic?

[Suki]

No, but I know how to pull something out this ass. Like a rabbit. I can pull a rabbit out this ass on stage. Yep, I can. Yes, I can.

[Bobby]

How did you.

[Suki]

Where did you. I studied it. I learned.

[Bobby]

I just don't know where you'd even study such a thing.

[Suki]

I. I learned because my manager is cool with a magician, so I learned how to do it. But guess what? Our first tour didn't work. Cause no one showed up. So we had to act like. Never mind, I got something on. You keep saying embarrassing stuff.

[Bobby]

Let's just air it all out right now since you wanna.

[Suki]

Our first tour we couldn't do because Bobby called Covid. Co was already done at that time. Okay.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Did you want to tell them the.

[Suki]

Real reason Bobby caught Covid? Well, we were supposed to go on tour.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Did you want to go to the. The tour?

[Suki]

The.

[Bobby]

The place that had a thousand seats and we only had 100 sold.

[Suki]

We only have. We only had 100 spots old with a thousand seats. And Bobby.

[Bobby]

A gift from God. He gave me Covid because he knew that that would be embarrassing.

[Suki]

Now all the people kept dming me and said, where the is the show at?

[Bobby]

Well, why? They didn't care. Obviously. They weren't going to be there.

[Suki]

They cared. It was people that paid for.

[Bobby]

Those are the ones asking.

[Suki]

See if you were smart.

[Bobby]

Yeah, if I was smart, yeah.

[Suki]

We could have just got a smaller venue.

[Bobby]

We can't switch venues. That's more embarrassing than just saying you have Covid. You switch venues to a smaller venue. Right before.

[Suki]

They would not know.

[Bobby]

But we just only tell the 100 people. Hey, guys, you're not going to the 1,000 seat place. We're going to actually take you to just my. My house.

[Suki]

Because they never knew. They would have never knew. They would have never knew.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

Because they're not thinking, oh, well, that's.

[Bobby]

Why when we do another one, we're only having 100 people available.

[Suki]

That's Fine. Those hundred people are real friends. They love us. That's all that matters. We don't need 1500 people, and nobody.

[Bobby]

Else is welcome at all. 100 is the cap. We don't care if all we can.

[Suki]

Bring is 100 people. That's all that matters. You start somewhere. It's okay. But Bobby called Covid when 1,000 tickets were supposed to be sold. You agreed with me.

[Bobby]

You agreed with me, okay?

[Suki]

Cause you're my sister.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

But I'm glad that you took the fall.

[Bobby]

I had to. We had to start thinking fast. It was coming up in a week, and I said.

[Suki]

Any of that stuff of me looking big bone or crazy? The alligator thing?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Just know what you're gonna.

[Bobby]

You're gonna tell them the truth. We just did.

[Suki]

No, I'm gonna. What else did you have. You already told them we just did, right now. You posted it?

[Bobby]

Yeah. The reason the tour didn't work, in my opinion, wasn't my fault. Maybe there was nothing we could do, and maybe only a hundred people wanted to see us, but either way, there's no way in hell I was going to a theater that sold 1500 seats and standing in front of 100 people. So thank God. I got Covid really happy about that. I got really lucky.

[Suki]

Like, I really wish I had something inspirational to say about Mommy.

[Bobby]

That's.

[Suki]

It's not okay.

[Bobby]

Okay? It's not okay.

[Suki]

You think I don't want to win a Grammy one day?

[Bobby]

You can get up there and say exactly what you said right now.

[Suki]

Okay. You're right.

[Bobby]

You almost. You almost had something inspirational to say.

[Suki]

Yes, it was.

[Bobby]

You lost a few times.

[Suki]

Yeah, it was. It was the coffee. Can we do that again? I have something.

[Bobby]

All right, let me ask you again, but I'm not cutting anything, so just know that.

[Suki]

Well, great.

[Bobby]

Good.

[Suki]

Not gonna cut nothing either, because I have stuff of us.

[Bobby]

I do, too.

[Suki]

Great. Well, this.

[Bobby]

Okay. You can't, you know. So what inspires your music, Suki?

[Suki]

I feel like what inspires my music is just coming from the struggle, you know, in life and just. I always believed in myself.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

I knew that I would make it out. You know, I come from food stamps, EBT, section 8.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

And where I come from, people don't believe in themselves. Okay. And they thought I was weird for believing in myself. But I said I was going to be great, and I will be on tv and I will be right here with Bobby.

[Bobby]

And now the people who are listening to your music, and they're like, one day, I can, too. Be.

[Suki]

Yeah, One day I can too.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Living in your truth, unapologetically being who you are.

[Bobby]

That's so much better than your last response. Yeah, because that was either sat on that.

[Suki]

Yep.

[Bobby]

Okay, if you had to be stuck in a room with one celebrity for 24 hours, who would it be and why?

[Suki]

For 24 hours? Mm. I would probably say, who do I even like?

[Bobby]

There's nothing in the room. Just you two. Just in a toilet.

[Suki]

In a toilet. It probably. The celebrity that I will pick would be Jesus.

[Bobby]

Okay, well, he's not a celebrity, so.

[Suki]

She definitely is a celebrity. Cuz what is a celebrity?

[Bobby]

I don't think he would want to be called a celebrity. I don't think he likes celebrities. I think I'm. No, I'm not allowing that answer.

[Suki]

Next, you don't get to pick. It would be Jesus.

[Bobby]

You want to sit in the room with the toilet and Jesus.

[Suki]

I know that I get to talk to him and ask him, can he please forgive me for my sins? You know? And what's the right way to go? It would have to be Jesus, because who else would it be?

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Suki]

Maybe Bootsy.

[Bobby]

I'd pick Beyonce.

[Suki]

Beyonce? Oh, yeah, Beyonce. Yeah, Beyonce.

[Bobby]

Well, you're stuck with Jesus. I'll be with Beyonce. You already made your decision.

[Suki]

She picked Beyonce. I picked Jesus. Yeah, but if I. If I didn't pick Jesus, I would. After Jesus, it would definitely be Beyonce.

[Bobby]

Yeah, after Beyonce, it would definitely be Jesus for me. What? That's nothing. No offense to Jesus. Okay, next question. Oh, this is. This is a good question. If you could swap lives with one person for a day, who would it be?

[Suki]

Swap lives with a person. Could you tell me which you would pick?

[Bobby]

Okay, well, that's a cop out, but sure. I would pick. Like, who would I like? I think that it would be really fun to be a Kardashian. I feel like they have a really. I know. Okay, I pick not a Kardashian. Hailey Bieber. She's married to Justin Bieber.

[Suki]

Oh, the girl that's married?

[Bobby]

Justin is poreless. She seems like her life is just perf.

[Suki]

I.

[Bobby]

That's who I would. I want to see what it's like to be that.

[Suki]

I probably would be 50 Cent.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

Because he's so cool. He doesn't care about what people say.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

He calls everybody out and everybody owes him money.

[Bobby]

That's good. That's right. Maybe they'll be friends in that life too. 50 Cent, Hailey Bieber. No, no, they're not gonna Hang out?

[Suki]

Nah, I don't think so. Okay, he like who he like? He don't like everybody. So I would, I would be, I would switch lives with 50 cent because then I would be able to like, be rich as hell.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

And then he got shot nine times and lived like he's stronger than a cat.

[Bobby]

You're right.

[Suki]

He, he really is out of control lit. Okay, you don't think so?

[Bobby]

No, I, I, that's amazing. I hope that this happens.

[Suki]

Yeah, me too.

[Bobby]

Oh, I just. What's the most useless talent you have?

[Suki]

Useless talent? Mm. Like what, what that mean, useless?

[Bobby]

What's the talent you have that's useless? Like, hmm. I am double jointed. That's useless.

[Suki]

I'm double jointed too, but it's not useless. You just don't know what to do with that. Oh, that's that, that you think that.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Beyond being double jointed, what, what do.

[Bobby]

You guys do with tip?

[Suki]

You could put your legs behind your head. There's nothing useless about that.

[Bobby]

It's true. How could.

[Suki]

Yeah. What the heck?

[Bobby]

Oh, if you could describe me in one word, what would it be?

[Suki]

Dork. I'm just joking.

[Bobby]

Why did that come so fast? Your head.

[Suki]

This is so funny. Because I called my boyfriend a dork in front of his friends and they all laughed at him.

[Bobby]

Now that you did that to me, I'm so sorry. Yeah, no, it's okay.

[Suki]

A dork.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Suki]

That's crazy.

[Bobby]

I'm not mad at you, Suki. What is a dork? I don't know, but it was crazy how you had that just ready to go. You didn't even think. I didn't even finish the sentence and you said dork.

[Suki]

I'm sorry. Like, you're not a dork, okay? Because I mean, what is a dork? Somebody that's smart and cool. Okay, I said dork because, like, I just thought it would be funny. But Bobby is a fairy. She is a sweetheart that is going to take over the world. And I hope the Illuminati don't kill her before me and her make money.

[Bobby]

I take no offense to Suki calling me a dork. It was just how fast she said it. It was almost like she had been thinking that, like, she looks at me and the first thing she thinks is dork. The first thing I think of when I look at Suki is friendly friend I can count on.

[Suki]

Are you mad?

[Bobby]

No, no, no.

[Suki]

We're not gonna hang out and do our videos that we're supposed to do next week.

[Bobby]

What? One word Would I use to describe you? Fashionably late? Oh, it's two words.

[Suki]

That's two words. I would say late.

[Bobby]

Then.

[Suki]

I would say, like, either amazing.

[Bobby]

Oh, you're describing yourself.

[Suki]

Yeah, that's what you would say. Immaculate.

[Bobby]

Okay. Yeah.

[Suki]

Sexy.

[Bobby]

So sexy.

[Suki]

Why does it have to be one word? Like I'm way.

[Bobby]

I'm not asking you to describe yourself.

[Suki]

So what. What was you asking me? What would you say about me?

[Bobby]

No, I was telling you what I would say about you.

[Suki]

Oh, well, go ahead, tell me.

[Bobby]

I already did.

[Suki]

What you said.

[Bobby]

I said two words. Fashionably late.

[Suki]

Fashionably late. That's what I get?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

You call me a dork.

[Bobby]

Let's not act like you'd want to play something.

[Suki]

I was joking. Literally.

[Bobby]

Yeah, no, me too. Me too.

[Suki]

You're always super smart.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

All the guys love her. She don't know that. Oh, all the. All the guys love you.

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Suki]

They cannot wait to run you up and through there.

[Bobby]

Okay, then I don't. I don't love them back, so it's okay.

[Suki]

I don't want them back either.

[Bobby]

To do what? Run what?

[Suki]

Run you up and through there.

[Bobby]

Does that mean.

[Suki]

It means, like, just have. Have a good time with you.

[Bobby]

Take me on a date.

[Suki]

Take you on a date. Feels like take you shopping. Oh, spoil you.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

And all of that.

[Bobby]

We can. We can do that.

[Suki]

Is that.

[Bobby]

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[Bobby]

Oh, if you got to swap lives with me for a day, what would you do.

[Suki]

If I got this like.

[Bobby]

You wake up tomorrow morning, you're in my house. There's no seasoning in the cabinets. What are you going to do?

[Suki]

You don't have seasoning in them cabinets.

[Bobby]

Well, you told me. I didn't when we.

[Suki]

I know that you don't. You making them kids eat green beans with no seasoning. That's what I said.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you did say that.

[Suki]

Do you?

[Bobby]

No.

[Suki]

Yeah, exactly. I know that you do.

[Bobby]

I know. Okay, so what would you do? You don't know how to dance. There's no seasoning in the cabinets.

[Suki]

I would definitely stop shopping at whole Foods.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

And I will go to Aldo's. Wait, what's it called? What's the supermarket that's like save a lot but you Audi's. How do you know? You have that out here? Oh, yeah. You down. She down with the prism. Okay. I'm gonna go to Aldi's and maybe Publix and give me some Sazon.

[Bobby]

Okay. Don't have thought.

[Suki]

Seasoned salt.

[Bobby]

Yeah, don't have thought. Oh, BAE don't hunt pot.

[Suki]

You don't know what that is?

[Bobby]

I've heard of it. Yeah. When I cooked with Ari, she. She had some of those things.

[Suki]

Yeah. Obey. Okay.

[Bobby]

She put in it. Okay. What else do I need?

[Suki]

Some slap your mama seasoning. She need to put a little bit of seasoning on them greens.

[Bobby]

Well, yeah. One day Suki comments on one of my pictures. It's just a picture of me holding my kids hands. And she said, I know that. Something about me feeding my nephews greens with no seasoning, but I have two girls. So I realized right then she probably didn't mean what she said because she doesn't even know what gender my children are. And I do season my food. Actually. I think that onions chopped up count as a seasoning, don't they? They do. And garlic, Some salt, some pepper, some mayonnaise if I'm feeling adventurous. Some ketchup. Okay, so what about the next problem? You woke up and you're me. So you don't know how to dance. You have no rhythm and no sex appeal.

[Suki]

You definitely have a lot of sex appeal.

[Bobby]

Girl, not for no.

[Suki]

Yes you do. That's what all the guys are saying. You don't know.

[Bobby]

Who are all these guys you talk to? They don't. They don't talk to me because they're scared. Oh.

[Suki]

Cause they think that you probably don't like them. Yeah, but you have a lot of people that want to trick on you and you know, it hasn't happened yet.

[Bobby]

Well, tell me now, what would you do?

[Suki]

That's all I would do. Put.

[Bobby]

You're truly just going to go get seasoning? You became me. That's all you do. You're not going to teach me how to dance. Maybe I'll wake up in the next.

[Suki]

And then Ari tried to.

[Bobby]

Everybody's tried.

[Suki]

Everybody's tried. You got it.

[Bobby]

No, I think that some people are just not born. Yeah, you just being able to catch a beat and I'm one of them.

[Suki]

I'm not going to lie. After I have my kids, I really don't have that much rhythm either.

[Bobby]

Really?

[Suki]

Yes. I used to be in all the dance classes and now I just can't.

[Bobby]

You. You can't dance anymore?

[Suki]

No.

[Bobby]

As bad as me.

[Suki]

It's right there, isn't it? It's right there. It's right. You know what? I will not bring him because he's so scared to agree with me to make me feel better. I don't. I dance just like you. Now I have a hard time believing that I can pop ass. Just a little clap clap, clap clap. But that's it.

[Bobby]

I can't do that.

[Suki]

You can.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

None of. I would just put season in your cabinets and that's it.

[Bobby]

It's crazy. Let me see my next questions.

[Suki]

How is my face? Do I look stressed out?

[Bobby]

No, you?

[Suki]

I don't need these clips to go viral on TikTok. I look. What? Really good. Oh, thank you. Well, you Must be single. Are you okay?

[Bobby]

Do. Do you like white guys?

[Suki]

I don't know yet.

[Bobby]

You've never been with one?

[Suki]

No. And you know, I thought about it, but then Dr. Umar.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

He don't support that. You never know.

[Bobby]

Kissed a white guy in your life.

[Suki]

Kiss?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

No. Wow. I mean, I'm not against kissing a white guy.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I was just curious.

[Suki]

I mean, no, I'm not against it. Did I.

[Bobby]

Let's think.

[Suki]

No. No, I didn't. Okay.

[Bobby]

You got close to it once, Twice.

[Suki]

No. One time I went out with my boss and she tongue kissed him.

[Bobby]

She tongue kissed away with him. It's disgusting.

[Suki]

Yeah, no, it wasn't. It was. It was disgusting because she didn't know him. But me personally, I'm not against dating white guys. I'm okay with that.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I'm sure.

[Suki]

I have white people in my family.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Your grandma?

[Suki]

Yeah. Would you know her?

[Bobby]

You just said that. Don't get defensive. You just said it. You truly did. I thought you said you were moving to la.

[Suki]

I think you said I changed my mind. I changed my mind. I'm not moving to la. I thought it would be a good idea, but then I realized that, hell nah. A lot of these people. I think I noticed something like, first of all, it's not cold out here, so how come every time you come out the bathroom you guys are sniffling and I realize that it's coke. I don't need to be out here, so I literally realize it's not cold.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Why the fuck is everybody always sniffing every time they come out the bathroom?

[Bobby]

Yeah, no, it's. You definitely can't get sick unless it's cold.

[Suki]

It's too much. It's too much coke doing out this motherfucker.

[Bobby]

I did some earlier today.

[Suki]

No, Bobby, I'm just kidding.

[Bobby]

I would never.

[Suki]

Yeah, but it's not even. Yeah, I know you would never do something like that. Why the fuck would you try to say that? Or you trying to be funny now? Bobby would never do a drug.

[Bobby]

Weed is a drug.

[Suki]

No, it's not. Weed is from the earth.

[Bobby]

It's still a drug.

[Suki]

No, it's not. Don't listen. Tell you that the people.

[Bobby]

It is a drug. Coffee is.

[Suki]

Do you think weed is a drug? It's not a matter of think, not a drug.

[Bobby]

It's not a matter of think. We don't. It's not think.

[Suki]

Weed is from the earth. That is what God gave us.

[Bobby]

I, I like. I have nothing against weed. You're not going to sit here and convince Me that weed is bad.

[Suki]

Why would you say it's a drug?

[Bobby]

It just by definition is a drug.

[Suki]

Don't trust me.

[Bobby]

Coffee, too?

[Suki]

Coffee is a drug.

[Bobby]

Anything that can be addictive is a drug.

[Suki]

I think sex, sugar sex is a sucking dick. Is sucking dick a drug?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Not to me.

[Bobby]

Why?

[Suki]

Because it's not. I mean, what is considered addictive? Something that you like to do occasionally.

[Bobby]

No. Do you like to do it a lot?

[Suki]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Then it's a drug too.

[Suki]

No, it ain't no drug.

[Bobby]

Could you stop it tomorrow?

[Suki]

I thought it was a job.

[Bobby]

If you wanted. If you had to stop tomorrow, would you be okay with that forever?

[Suki]

Nope.

[Bobby]

You could never do that again?

[Suki]

Nope.

[Bobby]

Then it's a drug. You have a boyfriend right now?

[Suki]

Yes, I do. Do you?

[Bobby]

No.

[Suki]

You want one?

[Bobby]

Who doesn't want a boyfriend?

[Suki]

Exactly.

[Bobby]

Do you like yours?

[Suki]

I love him so much. Okay. I love him so much because I know. I really get. Really.

[Bobby]

Okay, I believe you're exactly. I don't. You're trying to.

[Suki]

Do you know that about me?

[Bobby]

That you're attractive and people like that?

[Suki]

I got. I got. I get. I get that.

[Bobby]

You can pull.

[Suki]

Yeah, I can pull. Oh, look at her. My girl is down with the lingo. Yes, I can. That I can pull. Do you know that about me? You know that?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Okay. So you know I got somebody that I truly love.

[Bobby]

Mm. I'm not doubting that. You look like you think I'm doubting it.

[Suki]

You. You are doubting it.

[Bobby]

No, I'm not.

[Suki]

I'm. Hold on. I'm proud of piece of hair on my lip. I ain't got time, cuz. I'm trying to make sure it's my wig and not a pubic.

[Bobby]

Just. What were you doing in the bathroom? Was your boyfriend here in the bathroom?

[Suki]

No, he not here in Florida.

[Bobby]

Then what's what?

[Suki]

I ain't fucking with no from la. That's how I got in trouble before.

[Bobby]

Oh, that's why you're not living in la. Cause then you co. And you don't want to.

[Suki]

Cause the niggas be getting high and I ain't got time for that.

[Bobby]

Yeah. How long have you had your boyfriend?

[Suki]

I've been with him for two years, on and off.

[Bobby]

Okay. That's normal.

[Suki]

It is. Cause it's like, what relationship really lasts more than two years?

[Bobby]

Yeah. And stays on the whole time. They go on and off.

[Suki]

Exactly. On and off for two years. I love my man. He's so good to me. He really love me.

[Bobby]

Does he?

[Suki]

Yeah. And then his baby mama, bitch was trying to send him videos of me from OnlyFans. Talking about this, what you like? This the type of bitch you like. And he talking about, yeah, I love her. She gonna squirt in my mouth next. That's somebody that really genuinely love me. And he don't care what nobody say about me.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

And remember when I called him when we were. Did our interview?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

And I was like, I asked him, do he love me? He said, yeah, he loved me. And I said, yeah, you better, nigga.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I remember that.

[Suki]

That I'm still with him.

[Bobby]

Thought into this. Yeah, you're with the same. Wow. I'm happy for you guys.

[Suki]

I'm a fucking happy.

[Bobby]

Do you want kids with him?

[Suki]

Yeah, I do want kids. See, the only thing is like, I want to have a baby for him, but like, we just need some time.

[Bobby]

How much time?

[Suki]

Probably like we just need to make some more money. Cause babies is expensive. You got kids, you know.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah, I know.

[Suki]

Shit. That motherfuckers is expensive.

[Bobby]

They're way too expensive.

[Suki]

Yeah, yeah. But I have a man. I love him dearly. We not married, you know?

[Bobby]

Do you want to get married?

[Suki]

I do, but I'm not mad that he didn't propose to me yet.

[Bobby]

Do you want me to be your maid of honor at your wedding?

[Suki]

I promise you I do. Made up honor. What's that mean?

[Bobby]

Like the main. The main girl by your side.

[Suki]

Just you?

[Bobby]

Yep.

[Suki]

What about my sisters and stuff?

[Bobby]

Shoot, you can have money made up honors.

[Suki]

So you telling me you're gonna be one of my made up honors?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I'll do everything.

[Suki]

But you don't know him yet, so I'm up to. But don't you have to support.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I support you liking him.

[Suki]

All right, can you, can you get some. Maybe, you know, you know all the sponsors. You got anybody that can.

[Bobby]

Okay, maybe a full time job now? I'm. I'm gonna pass.

[Suki]

Huh?

[Bobby]

I don't want it to turn into a full time job.

[Suki]

No, I'm just saying maybe if you. You do be my maid of honor, you probably can get some people to help us pay for the wedding and. Yeah, we can let Bobby show. Feel me?

[Bobby]

Okay, let's. Let's just do that. You. You don't want me just to be your maid of honor. And nobody sees it and nobody sponsors it.

[Suki]

How are we gonna get it paid for?

[Bobby]

It's your wedding, so you be paying for it.

[Suki]

No, no. Weddings are expensive.

[Bobby]

I didn't. I've never had one.

[Suki]

Yes, you did. It was married before.

[Bobby]

That doesn't mean I had a wedding.

[Suki]

So how did yours go?

[Bobby]

I had a courthouse wedding.

[Suki]

No, that's right, Bobby. Give me a high five. I love that. Because that's what I wanted to do with Mommy. See, Bobby, been down with the bitches and hoes. I. I literally love you. Bobby had a courthouse wedding. How we don't know this.

[Bobby]

I. Well, I got divorced, so I don't really post a lot of pictures of that courthouse wedding.

[Suki]

The thing is, I love a courthouse wedding.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's very sweet, intimate, and you don't lose a lot of money. So if you get divorced, you're not like, oh, damn, I lost so much money.

[Suki]

Oh, my gosh, Bobby, you're so transparent right now.

[Bobby]

Oh.

[Suki]

Do you know, I wanted to have a courthouse wedding, but I was scared because I felt like people would judge me.

[Bobby]

You can do it cute. But I want. I want to have a real wedding.

[Suki]

So how can you do it cute?

[Bobby]

What do you mean? Go to Vegas. Take cute little pictures in the street.

[Suki]

I'm so for that film pictures, you know? Would you still be my.

[Bobby]

Yeah. It'll be a lot easier, too, if I'm your maid of honor to your Vegas courthouse wedding.

[Suki]

Do it. I love my man.

[Bobby]

He hasn't proposed yet.

[Suki]

No, but he's trying to.

[Bobby]

He's trying to. How does he.

[Suki]

What's stopping him is. Because the wed. The. The wedding, I feel like it's gonna be like $90,000, and I don't wanna do that right now.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's about right.

[Suki]

You have other resources for me.

[Bobby]

Do I have 90,000 for you?

[Suki]

No, I mean, do you? I wasn't asking that. Bobby, I will pay you back. We going to make 90,000 off our interviews.

[Bobby]

It's not. I don't know if we're there.

[Suki]

Get these people.

[Bobby]

Get them to say, I mean, I need more.

[Suki]

Bobby is going to be my man of horror.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

I'm literally so happy. We can go to Vegas and just do it.

[Bobby]

Yeah. He doesn't need 90,000.

[Suki]

Then I don't need 90,000. How much do I need?

[Bobby]

Vegas?

[Suki]

Yes.

[Bobby]

50 bucks.

[Suki]

$50?

[Bobby]

Yeah. Just wear something. We'll go thrifting. Get your dress.

[Suki]

Bobby, I'm so serious right now.

[Bobby]

You again? You haven't gotten proposed to Suki?

[Suki]

No, he's trying to, but what is he.

[Bobby]

What is the thing that's standing in his way?

[Suki]

It's because I wanted a nice wedding.

[Bobby]

Oh, you're standing in the way.

[Suki]

Yeah, but I was okay with the courthouse.

[Bobby]

Okay. You just. Bobby usually wants to go through.

[Suki]

You're really true.

[Bobby]

You just said you want a courthouse wedding and you want a nice wedding.

[Suki]

But now you're off that wedding. We could do the courthouse thing.

[Bobby]

Well, just date a few more years.

[Suki]

I mean, how many times? How many years we got a date. We already date two years.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but you on again, off again. Have two years.

[Suki]

No, we were on again, off again in the beginning.

[Bobby]

Oh, but.

[Suki]

And then Ray J happened. But that, that was in and out. And then. Well, I wasn't with him at that time, by the way.

[Bobby]

With Ray J.

[Suki]

That was why you said you going to get me the sponsor?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Are you sure?

[Bobby]

I'm gonna. I, I, I don't work there.

[Suki]

Promise something and then I'll tell you.

[Bobby]

Okay. $50.

[Suki]

$50? That's what you're gonna get me to help?

[Bobby]

Yeah. To get that information out of you? Yeah, that's what I'm willing to part.

[Suki]

No, no, no, no, no.

[Bobby]

All that 100. 100. No, I him with you.

[Suki]

Nope. Let's move to the next subject.

[Bobby]

Next time on tour you can find out the story of.

[Suki]

On tour.

[Bobby]

Damn.

[Suki]

Yep. On tour you gotta pay for them tour tickets.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but clearly we did so good selling them last time. All hundred of you. Better. What?

[Suki]

We only sold 100 tickets. That is embarrassing. What did we do wrong?

[Bobby]

Well, we didn't market it at all. We posted one time about it.

[Suki]

Cuz we only had one video. The whoop.

[Bobby]

We didn't have any. Yeah, we, we did a horrible job. I didn't have anybody on my team to help me with it. So we kind of just posted it. Hoped for the best. The best wasn't very good. And then we said I have Covid. Gotta get out of this.

[Suki]

Margaret. I had covet.

[Bobby]

I did.

[Suki]

You did.

[Bobby]

I know I had Covid. I did actually. It was really like. I think that was God's.

[Suki]

Stop being scared.

[Bobby]

I'm not scared.

[Suki]

Yes, you are.

[Bobby]

Nope.

[Suki]

I see your foot. Zoom in on a foot real quick before she stop. Yep. She, she made you guys zoom in on my toes last time.

[Bobby]

No. Yeah, I had. I think it really worked out well that I got. I think my stress from everything caused me to get Covid and we had to cancel. But this time I won't get Covid because I went off stress because we're going to sell out all 100 tickets because that's all we're going to sell.

[Suki]

So all just 100.

[Bobby]

We can't do more than law Suki.

[Suki]

Is this why we can't be mad.

[Bobby]

We have to. And we have to sell them for cheap too. That was also the other thing. They kind of put them up for a high price. And after a while I realized that and I was like, why did we sell them for so much?

[Suki]

I feel like we should do a chitlin circus. You ever heard of that?

[Bobby]

No.

[Suki]

Who knows what a chitlin circus is? You guys don't. What? Let me hurry up and. Can I see my phone? I'm gonna, I'm gonna. I forgot what it means. But it's like when you work with your certain demographic and guess what? 100 tickets is. Okay.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you're selling to 100 people. But we tried. We. We aim too high. They say to shoot for the stars. What does it. Shoot for the stars? Aim for the moon?

[Suki]

No, I'm not scared of our tour. You're scared?

[Bobby]

Yeah, actually. Because that's embarrassing.

[Suki]

It's not. Because guess what? The people.

[Bobby]

You were embarrassed too. You just said it. Play it back.

[Suki]

That is embarrassing. What part? I said that?

[Bobby]

You said that's embarrassing.

[Suki]

Okay, so a chitlin circuit.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

The Chitlin Circus was a network of black owned entertainment venues that provided a safe place for black performers in the 1930s. So nowadays we don't go to big venues, but we go to the little venues of people that really genuinely love us and support us.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Whether it's 100 or 200 or 300 people, that's how we make our money.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Until we grow.

[Bobby]

But here's what I have a better idea of. I don't really know about a tour because I don't want to get on that many planes. You know, I don't want to go to that many places. You look concerned, you look sad. You look a little frightened, but it's okay. What I. What I have the thought of is I'm gonna start something called the really good Late night show and you're gonna be the co host of it. Just like we were gonna do. But it's. It's a small venue. It's only one place. It's just in LA and it's just 200 people. That's it.

[Suki]

That's it.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

So that's not a tour?

[Bobby]

No, I don't want to go on tour.

[Suki]

Oh, so we just doing one show together?

[Bobby]

No, no, it's. It's gonna happen all the time, but in one spot. Like, you know how Jimmy Kimmel has his.

[Suki]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobby]

You know how Saturday Night Live has their location?

[Suki]

So like how Jimmy Campbell's Yes. So.

[Bobby]

Okay, but we just One location. We're gonna have seasons. So we'll film like nine episodes of a season. Take a break.

[Suki]

Film.

[Bobby]

And we'll have a musical guest open up a musical performance. We'll have you co hosting it. We'll have an interview with somebody. It's a better idea.

[Suki]

So we just gonna perform one time every season.

[Bobby]

When did I say that?

[Suki]

What do. Okay, so every spring, summer, fall.

[Bobby]

Not the actual seasons of the. Of the year? No. Like, you know how TV shows have seasons.

[Suki]

Who else you got in mind besides me?

[Bobby]

For what?

[Suki]

Just to be a part of this.

[Bobby]

You're the co host.

[Suki]

So I'm the only person that you want to be a part of this?

[Bobby]

To be the co host?

[Suki]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I'm not going to interview you for all of the shows or anything. No, you're going to be the co host.

[Suki]

And then I end up what I do.

[Bobby]

You co host it. Have you ever watched. You're just like a regular on it. You gotta be funny. I don't. That's. That's what you do.

[Suki]

All right, let's do it and let's see how it works.

[Bobby]

It's gonna be successful.

[Suki]

I feel like it will. It will be because we're only selling 100 tickets.

[Bobby]

What if we only sell 20?

[Suki]

20 tickets?

[Bobby]

We sell like three. No, it's just my.

[Suki]

If I feel like. If we sell three, I feel like we should still walk.

[Bobby]

You should get Covid.

[Suki]

Yeah, exactly. Somebody catches Covid. I'm not gonna lie. I believe in this.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And I do believe that we can catch COVID if we need to.

[Suki]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

So we're going to la.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

When?

[Bobby]

I'm working on it right now. It's gonna be. It's gonna be great. Not too many people.

[Suki]

You have a large LA fan base.

[Bobby]

Do I?

[Suki]

Yes, you do.

[Bobby]

You could really tell that?

[Suki]

Yes.

[Bobby]

The people in LA by the hundred tickets we sold. Really large fan base of 100 people. It's your fault.

[Suki]

Can I ask you questions now?

[Bobby]

I've been saying go out.

[Suki]

All right, let me drink some of my water. I'm having a good time with my drink. I'm just making sure I don't have to work after this. Do I have a photo shoot after this? My assistant left. He left. Wow. Like, where's my assistant? Oh, there he go. Do I have to film after this or. I'm good. I wanna make sure I give Bobby my all. Because we only sold 100 tickets. You only sold 100. Okay, so what are we going to.

[Bobby]

Do different this time we're only selling 100 tickets. That's impossible.

[Suki]

So you really only selling 100 tickets this time?

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Suki]

I'm not doing it. No.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

Cuz you really getting bigger.

[Bobby]

You cared so much about those hundred people that you won't come.

[Suki]

I feel like we could at least sell 400 people. 400.

[Bobby]

I was putting out promote, but I was started towards the I'm putting my own money behind promoting posts of it. It wasn't going anywhere. No one was buying tickets. I would get messages from my team like, oh, you sold one more ticket.

[Suki]

I was like, yeah, because we only did one.

[Bobby]

I was posting. I know, but I was doing like putting it out online and I kept tagging it, I kept trying. It was not getting anywhere. Every week I get an update and it would be like, 01. We're not.

[Suki]

Okay, Bobby, I'm not doing it with you. If we're only gonna.

[Bobby]

And now you have a. You had. You said 100 was good, but now you don't want.

[Suki]

No, no, no. I was saying, listen, we at least. I feel like me and you together at least could get 500 of our fans. The white, the black and the mix, they're gonna come out and see us.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

So if you don't want to work that hard to get 500 people, I'm not being a part of the tour.

[Bobby]

You didn't want to work the hard to get the 100.

[Suki]

I did. Okay. I had a lot going on at the time.

[Bobby]

Okay, so admit that it was you too.

[Suki]

Oh, no, I'm okay with the men. It was me too.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

It was me too.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Because I had a lot going on. I had. We already know what I had going on. Plus I was in between weight. I was a little big and I was a little small at the time. I didn't even know if I was pregnant. Who give like, let's do it right now.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And you're gonna go all out this time.

[Suki]

I would sell 250 tickets of my LA fans. Can you sell 250 tickets?

[Bobby]

If they think it's gonna be a good show. Not a good.

[Suki]

Let's get out in the streets.

[Bobby]

Okay? I don't.

[Suki]

Let's get out in the streets with our tickets and sell them. Let's do it. Let's print out our tickets and get out in these LA streets and sell them. How much was you selling them for?

[Bobby]

Me, it was us for $40 or something.

[Suki]

40? Oh, see, $40.

[Bobby]

Yeah. The venue had to make money. We couldn't Just give them away for free.

[Suki]

Bobby, when you come back Monday, I got somebody that can print our tickets. Oh, we're selling each ticket for $40. We can go to all the LA strip clubs. We can go to the In N All burgers because my fans be going there. Yeah, Barnes and Nobles. Her fans. We can do it. Yeah, do it. Stop being scared. We're gonna sell 500 tickets so that people can come see us.

[Bobby]

I would like to just do my 100 people.

[Suki]

Bobby, how much are we gonna make if only 100 tickets get sold? It's not about that.

[Bobby]

It's about making the show grow bigger.

[Suki]

Yeah, but my flight is gonna cost 100 tickets.

[Bobby]

Then you can have 100% of the money.

[Suki]

No, Bobby, put your all into it. Your core.

[Bobby]

Okay, well, you know, it's only 5:00.

[Suki]

Now, so I feel like we could sell 500.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we can try. We can try. I'm down to try.

[Suki]

Old school. Pop the trunk. Tickets in a trunk. Let's do it. And then we can use that as promo. Yeah.

[Bobby]

I think Suki wants us to go out in the streets and sell tickets. Technically, I do think that would work. It would be a good bit for sure. I. I do see that. I. I hope she sees it as just a funny thing we could do and not literally gonna go find a thousand people to buy tickets. We can't fail again.

[Suki]

We're not gonna. We're gonna still.

[Bobby]

I can't get taken any more time, Suki.

[Suki]

I got some ideas for us of.

[Bobby]

What other sicknesses I can help.

[Suki]

500 tickets. We're gonna go ahead and go. People to people. Okay, cut this part off. We can actually have fake people to act like they're buying tickets to. Actually they're buying tickets from us. I've believe it will work. I promise it will work. Trust the Louisville. Do it for real. Bobby, if you're serious about this, we need to. Because first of all, my. My flight out here is $2,000.

[Bobby]

Well, you didn't need to sit first class.

[Suki]

No, I have to.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Suki]

Because it comes with food.

[Bobby]

Do you remember. Wait, do you remember when I was. When I was in. When I was in Florida leaving with my kids at the airport and I was in line stuck, and then I was like, I'm going to miss my flight. We weren't even going to L. A.

[Suki]

Together at all.

[Bobby]

Like, we didn't even. I just found out you were going out there. Like it was just happened to be that you're going on the same flight as me. But I'm standing in the long line like, I'm not going to make this flight. And then I hear, wheelchair, wheelchair, move. We have a wheelchair. And I look back and it's you in a wheelchair.

[Suki]

No, I don't. I seen you at the airport before.

[Bobby]

Yes, and then you helped me get through TSA faster because you were in a wheelchair. That.

[Suki]

I don't remember that. But you don't get a wheelchair assistant.

[Bobby]

Okay, so why don't you remember that if you do?

[Suki]

No, I don't, but you should get a wheelchair. No, Bobby, you know what?

[Bobby]

I did say pre check. It's very funny.

[Suki]

I know that. This is just us doing an interview and nothing comes after it. We can literally sell 500 tickets. All we have to do is get Bobby in the streets. We go outside in Los Angeles at Hollywood Boulevard and sell our tickets at $40 a piece, and I'm sure we will sell 500 tickets. So me and her can be magicians.

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Suki]

She doesn't want to do it.

[Bobby]

I. I do.

[Suki]

No, you don't. No, I'm.

[Bobby]

I'm willing to try. I'm going to worry about not coming.

[Suki]

To do a show with you for 100 tickets.

[Bobby]

Fine. We'll do.

[Suki]

None of us. Fine.

[Bobby]

Fine. Since you want to go bold again.

[Suki]

Why don't we do five times 100? Let me just go ahead and see it. Marcel, you said. Okay. You see my calculator? Damn. I know I didn't delete the calculator.

[Bobby]

4000. $4000.

[Suki]

$4000. Then we got to play production camera crew. And then when we finally split it, it's just going to be my plane flight out here. Yeah, that's not scary.

[Bobby]

Okay, then let's. Why don't you just go big? Why don't we put one show on at the wheel, turn again and sell all 1100 tickets?

[Suki]

Are you gonna get out in the streets?

[Bobby]

Are you gonna get out in the streets?

[Suki]

I will. I'm out here for a couple days if you're coming back Monday like you said. Are you coming back Monday or I have to leave. Who the fuck can afford to live out here? I cannot stay out here if we're not gonna make money together.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Can I go with you?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

Where are you going? Out. Yeah.

[Bobby]

You can come with me. Yeah.

[Suki]

Girl, you lying.

[Bobby]

So come on.

[Suki]

I can come?

[Bobby]

Yeah. I'm not paying for your ticket, but you can come.

[Suki]

Okay. So what, do I get to hang out with you?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

You don't have to pay for my ticket. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Suki]

I have Delta I get free. I get free rips. What the.

[Bobby]

How do you get that?

[Suki]

Because I done flew so many times. I'm actually a diamond medallion.

[Bobby]

I need to get free ones.

[Suki]

Yeah, I flew so many times that I get free flights I've never had. Yeah, we need to hang out. The thing is. Okay, so after we're done. Or we can make, like, tick tocks. Act like we're so close.

[Bobby]

Look at us, please.

[Suki]

Like, we're so. We're, like, actually representing so much. We're ask. We're representing friendship. Interracial friendship. Look, I'm black as hell. She's white as hell. Look, so can we. Are we going to make some money?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I think that'll help.

[Suki]

And then especially, like, I was sucking some dick right before I came here. Well, it was like, bad dick.

[Bobby]

Okay. It was your boyfriend's.

[Suki]

Yeah, he. Don't be nobody like that. Just me.