Unhinged & Immoral – Episode Summary
Episode: NO SHADE... With Cameron
Date: November 6, 2025
Hosts: Jamila Bell & Mecca Evans
Guest: Cameron (TikTok influencer, GSU grad)
Overview
In this lively, candid, and hilarious episode, Jamila and Mecca welcome TikTok sensation and fellow GSU alum Cameron. Over Prosecco, the trio dives deep into influencer culture, the anxieties and realities of newfound success, authenticity in content creation, internet friendships, fandoms (especially Housewives and Love Island), plus a raucous advice segment for a high school listener’s romantic conundrum. Personal stories, behind-the-scenes commentary, and memorable shade abound in this sprawling, unfiltered Kiki that balances wild internet gossip with surprising vulnerability.
1. The Prosecco Welcome & Setting the Vibe (00:31–02:29)
- Kameron is introduced with panache—a “GSU grad, TikTok sensation, over 700k followers.”
- There's much banter about Prosecco and day drinking:
- “Prosecco is for the day. Tequila is for the night.” (Cameron, 02:02)
- The crew immediately establishes a loose, tipsy, best-friends energy, ribbing each other about drinks and personality traits.
2. Cameron’s On-Screen Persona: Loud, Real, and Quick on the Draw (02:29–03:56)
- Discussion of Cameron’s TikTok style: rapid-fire speech, cussing proficiency (“I learned it from my dad”), not missing a beat.
- “It just come off the dome. That’s how I feel. No shade.” (Cameron, 02:51)
- Debate over talking fast versus slow—“Your brain is moving really slowly. No shade.” (Cameron, 03:37)
3. Hair Care Plug & Meeting Tina Knowles (04:32–07:58)
- Plug for Beyoncé’s mom's hair product line.
- Wild, reverent story of meeting Tina Knowles:
- “She came in and said, ‘Hi, you guys. My name’s Tina. I’m Beyoncé’s mom.’ I said, honey, you don’t have to let us know.” (Cameron, 07:07)
- The group fawns over the “powerful womb” of Tina Knowles and the cultural impact of women like her.
4. Being Starstruck—Only for Beyoncé (08:02–09:20)
- Mecca describes getting near Beyoncé in Atlanta and being “actually gagged.”
- “She is 40 plus... Mother of 53 kids... The skin looks good. My God.” (Mecca, 09:01)
- The only time these online girls get starstruck is for Beyoncé.
5. Wine Science & Mary Jane Horror Stories (11:04–17:29)
- Wine Pairings for Every Occasion: Prosecco by day, red wine for “nasty business,” spiritual connections to drinks.
- Cameron’s paranoid weed story:
- “Two puffs, honey. I was gagging. I tried to sit down and I held the couch and I said, I can’t sit... Call my mom. Call the police.” (Cameron, 15:52–16:10)
- General agreement: Everyone has their vices; know your limits and stay safe.
6. Drug Realness and TikTok Warnings (17:28–18:51)
- Discussion of addictive personalities and viral TikToks of drug misuse:
- “That’s one thing... With Ms. Powder, you keep her away from me. No, ma’.” (Cameron, 17:43)
- PSA for Fentanyl test strips, and cautionary tales.
7. Reality TV Trends and Influencer Commentary (18:58–23:41)
- Cameron’s rise as a reality TV commentator:
- “Sometimes I just want to eat my food and watch a show. I don’t want to sit here and give my commentary every single second.” (Cameron, 19:58)
- Contention over Love Island and Love Is Blind fandoms:
- New fans too “serious”; irrational fandom explained by underdeveloped teenage brains.
- Psychology of reality TV personalities—unresolved trauma and “Disney adults.”
- “When you go through things at a certain point in your life, your mind like, gets stuck there.” (Cameron, 23:58)
8. Hilarious Teenager Drama Stories (25:16–28:23)
- Personal drama stories from the hosts and Cameron: missed birthday car surprises, sleepover “dictatorships,” and the Cheetah Girls vs. Hannah Montana standoff.
- Notable: the importance of never giving party guests a choice—curating your own celebration.
9. Church Trauma & Cultural Code Switching (29:33–32:26)
- Dissection of Black church dress codes and different denominations.
- Funny quote:
- “If my baby can’t go to your house, then their child can’t come over here. That’s just how I feel, y’all.” (Mecca, 73:10)
- They reflect on “come as you are” versus “give Him your best” in Black church upbringings.
10. Creator Friendships and Industry Frenemies (32:35–37:32)
- Navigating internet notoriety:
- “The Internet notoriety can make people think you still not the same bitch. No shade. Bitch. I knew you when...” (Cameron, 33:21)
- Authenticity versus façade:
- “What you see online is what you’re gonna get in the flesh.” (Cameron, 34:06)
- Networking faux pas: the “how many followers do you have?” encounter, and how numbers define social dynamics.
11. Dating While Influencer (37:32–41:33)
- Has fame changed how Cameron dates?
- “Honestly, no. Which could be a fault of my own... The boys are behind the scenes.” (Cameron, 37:48)
- Public launches versus privacy:
- “I'm a poster. Boost. Cause if you know him, let me know.” (Cameron, 39:17)
- Healthy detachment: content creation is “just a part of life,” not an entire identity.
12. The Business of Influencing, Money and Taxes (43:10–47:31)
- Brand deals only for products Cameron genuinely likes:
- “They give me a nasty coin. No shade. But that’s because I’m not gonna do it if I genuinely don’t believe it.” (Cameron, 43:27)
- The realities and anxieties of influencer money:
- “During the summer... I made $50,000 for the month ...come last month, I think I made like 10, which is still good... But that's a drastic change.” (Cameron, 47:02)
- No financial safety nets, heavy praise for trusted managers/attorneys.
13. Designer Bags, Bougie Aspirations, & Money Traumas (48:56–53:54)
- Debating Birkin bags, Coach, Marc Jacobs, Fendi baguettes.
- “Coming into money while previously being broke... very anxious, it’s jolting.”
- “My parents never made that kind of money... $50,000 a month. That’s a lot of money.” (Cameron, 52:25)
- Discussion of Black family's relationship with money and self-worth.
14. Housewives & Reality TV Deep Dive (54:09–62:54)
- Cameron’s favorite Housewives franchises:
- “Salt Lake City” (Cameron, 54:18), Lisa Barlow, and Nene Leakes (“of all time”)
- Detailed critiques on Atlanta, Beverly Hills, and casting suggestions (“Lisa Raye McCoy should be on Atlanta!”).
- “You need someone who’s a little ditzy... you need a queen... you need an anchor... you need one who’s always in something.” (Cameron, 58:50)
- Love for classic, unapologetic “rich white” on Beverly Hills (“Just be that, Kathy Hilton!” 60:41)
15. Segment: Spin It! – High School Romance Advice (63:38–80:06)
Listener dilemma (summarized):
Bisexual male, high school senior, dating a DL boy who blocks him to hide their connection when his mom confiscates his phone; wondering if he should “thug it out” or move on.
Panel Replies:
- Cameron: “You should thug it out, sister... When the time comes, mama will know. No blockies.” (66:59)
- Jamila: Being DL in high school is normal; just be safe, let friends know your activities.
- Mecca (cautious): “I think you should leave that boy alone... I don't want you to get used to dealing with DL men and all of a sudden that becomes your go-to.” (69:40)
- Nuanced discussion on queerness, high school dynamics, closets vs. being DL, safety, and building self-worth.
16. Cameron’s Final Roast: Swifties and Internet Villains (82:05–84:44)
- Cameron calls out two parties:
- Taylor Swift stans:
- “You just didn’t get it. Your ears were too close to her puss. That’s what it was.” (Cameron, 83:13)
- Anonymous “nasty, evil” internet personality (“You know exactly who you are…”).
- Taylor Swift stans:
- Classic Cameron: sharp tongue, fearless shade, and humor.
Notable Quotes
“Prosecco is for the day. Tequila is for the night.”
— Cameron (02:02)
“I’m just a bitch with an iPhone that run their mouth. No shade.”
— Cameron (42:13)
“That’s why the brand deals that I do... give me a nasty coin. No, Shade. But that's because I'm not gonna do it if I genuinely don't believe it.”
— Cameron (43:10)
“Coming into money while previously being broke... it is kind of traumatic.”
— Cameron (51:16)
“Judge the art for the art and let it be the art and move on. Goddamn fighters.”
— Cameron (83:12)
Timestamps for Key Segments
- Meet Cameron / Drinks & Vibes: 00:31–02:29
- Cameron’s Persona Discussion: 02:29–03:56
- Tina Knowles & Motherhood: 04:32–07:58
- Starstruck by Beyoncé: 08:02–09:20
- Substance Stories & Vices: 14:21–17:29
- Reality TV Commentary: 18:58–23:41
- Teen Drama Stories: 25:16–28:23
- Internet Creator Culture: 32:35–37:32
- Influencer Authenticity & Dating: 37:32–41:33
- Business of Influencing: 43:10–47:31
- Designer Bags & Money Anxiety: 48:56–53:54
- Housewives Segment: 54:09–62:54
- Spin It! Listener Advice: 63:38–80:06
- Final Roasts & Wrap: 82:05–84:44
Tone and Style
Conversational, irreverent, heavily shaded, unapologetically Black and queer, with warm vulnerability, tough love, and riotous personal storytelling. The episode delivers both laughs and hard truths about internet culture, money, family, and self-worth.
For Listeners: Why This Episode Matters
- Unfiltered, experienced influencer wisdom for those curious about the realities behind the content.
- Candid, relatable stories about “coming into money” after struggle, the gig economy, and keeping it real on and offline.
- Intelligent pop culture commentary: Housewives, Love Island, and the psycho-social dynamics driving online drama.
- A heartfelt advice segment that doesn’t shy away from the realities faced by queer teens online.
- Fierce, memorable read of Swifties and fake “industry friends.”
Links:
- Cameron: TikTok @camerongerard
- Podcast: New episodes drop Thursdays. Exclusive content available on Patreon.
Memorable Moment:
“Your ears were too close to her puss.” (Cameron dragging Taylor Swift stans, 83:13)