Unhinged & Immoral Podcast EP 56: “Pass The P***Y”

Hosts: Jamila Bell & Mecca Evans
Date: January 29, 2026
Podcast Network: Diamond MPrint Productions
Theme: Wild internet gossip, pop culture, hilarious personal stories, and unfiltered commentary from zillenial best friends with a PR twist.

Episode Overview

In “Pass The P***y,” Jamila and Mecca return from a brief hiatus, jumping straight into the messier corners of Black party culture, tales of “safe space” game nights gone wild, and the fine line between camaraderie and over-sharing. The pair weave in hot commentary about ICE, civil rights, internal Black community debates on activism fatigue, and even dish personal updates about body image and upcoming surgeries. Listener letters get the PR-spin treatment, with advice on love triangles and complicated breakups. As always, the hosts’ wit and sharp observational humor anchor the episode, making it both juicy and thought-provoking.

Major Discussion Segments & Timestamps

1. Back from Hiatus: Technical Difficulties & Catching Up (00:57–03:30)

• Jamila and Mecca humorously update listeners on their absence—Jamila’s bout with food poisoning and the chaos of recurring technical issues.
• Banter about reneging on their “January hiatus” (“Zero days without unhinged, immoral technical difficulties” – Mecca, 01:30).
• Commentary on how the audience reacted (or didn’t) to their break.

2. Card Games, Black Parties, & “Pass The P*y”** (03:31–10:56)

• The importance of home gatherings and the lost traditions of games like spades and dominoes in Black culture.
• “The camaraderie of the Black community... actual spades table is too much pressure.” – Mecca (03:26)
• Discussion of “pass the [p***y]” and other risqué party games, with hilarious stories of secrets overshared at game nights.
• Memorable party moment: A guest revealing an affinity for “being shitted on” and the group’s collective shock.
  • “I felt really bad… We had created a sense of security.” – Mecca (08:51)
  • “He never came back to another party.” – Jamila (10:42)
• Insight into the sacredness and dangers of oversharing during these “safe space” games.

3. Kinky Confessions: Would You Take the Money? (11:01–14:12)

• Inspired by an Ari & Carisha Please interview, Jamila and Mecca debate if there’s any amount of money they’d accept to be defecated on.
• The visceral disgust and humor underscore deeper points about personal boundaries and social shame.
  • “I don't think there’s a price. Like, I sat and I ruminated on this…” – Mecca (12:39)
  • “Every answer is the wrong answer… Look what money make a dog do…” – Jamila (11:44)

4. Deep Dive: ICE, Police Brutality, & Systemic Injustice (14:13–28:48)

• Rant on ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), its misplaced power, and recent abuses.
  • “I have never, ever, ever in my life given a fuck about immigration… it's all just white man's paperwork.” – Jamila (14:31)
  • “Why are y’all so pressed about whether somebody is a citizen?” – Jamila (14:33)
• Discussion of the killing of US citizens, masked officers, and shocking ICE misconduct, including arresting children.
• Broader conversation about immigration policy, bureaucratic cruelty, and their effects on Black and immigrant communities.
• Commentary on the sudden outrage among white liberals when ICE abuses impact their communities:
  • “Y’all keep forgetting it's a lot of white liberals... White people are conditioned they could do whatever the fuck they want.” – Mecca (20:02)
  • “White people like wake up and be like, what the fuck bro, like, they can’t do this. And we’d be like, right, right.” – Jamila (22:00)

5. Cosplaying Activism: Black Panther Nostalgia & New Movements (24:01–30:16)

• Critique of online “New Black Panther” cosplayers (especially white allies) and the difference between showing support and hijacking Black spaces.
  • “White bitches, no, you can't join the Black Panthers. Go form Crack a Barrel or something.” – Jamila (24:01)
• The problem of nostalgia overshadowing the need for new Black organizations and activism:
  • “We're so obsessed with revamping and rebooting… it's stifling new creativity.” – Mecca (27:38)
  • “Everyone wants to be Malcolm, nobody wants to be Bayard Rustin.” – Jamila (29:28)
• Encouragement for genuine involvement in community organizations and support roles rather than performative activism.

6. Activism Fatigue & Internet Debates on “Doing the Work” (30:27–39:07)

• Jamila addresses controversy over her viral TikTok video questioning people who claim they’re “tired of doing the work” for Black liberation but aren’t actually active.
  • “If you’re not an organizer... what exactly are you tired of doing?” – Jamila (30:38)
• Analysis of “listen to react vs. listen to receive” culture online.
• The anxiety/guilt some feel when called out for not doing enough and the importance of honesty about one’s own activism.
  • “Everybody wants to flip it on me and cuss me out. It’s not easy to look in the mirror…” – Jamila (34:09)
  • Noting the futility of attacking messengers rather than reflecting on personal responsibility.

7. Body Image, Surgeries & Upcoming Projects (41:14–48:49)

• Mecca & Jamila candidly discuss their upcoming surgeries (breast/vertical back lifts), preparations, and anticipated results.
  • “I need to have small waist, badass big titties...” – Jamila (44:35)
• Sharing excitement for milestone birthdays, party plans, and costume themes.
  • “We’re trying to get the page right before we turn 30.” – Mecca (47:53)
  • “That’s So Raven” themed party preview.

8. SPIN IT: Listener Letter — "I Want Him Bad, But I’m Taken" (50:51–62:15)

• Letter from a listener: Feeling a crush on a new coworker while stuck in an unhappy relationship with her child’s father (a "mean" Virgo), but tied together financially and emotionally.
  • “PR advice is not ethical advice… Cheat.” – Mecca (54:49)
  • “You just want to get fucked… you’re not about to get into a relationship with this man.” – Jamila (56:05)
• Real talk: separating finances, the realities of solo parenting, and the temptation vs. reality of new workplace flirtations.
• Predictions about the future of the listener’s relationship and sage warnings.
  • “Do not tie your finances with a nigga unless you are married, period.” – Jamila (59:45)
• Hilarious aside about the “work bae” illusion often falling flat in the real world.

9. Random Observational Humor: Boys' Butts, Compliments, and Celebrity Crushes (62:15–72:00)

• Deep (and deeply funny) analysis of why men always seem to be clenching their butt cheeks, and the hosts’ preference for men with a “little butt.”
  • “Boys are always engaging their glutes… that’s why they have that dimple…” – Jamila (66:02)
• The best way to compliment men—“You look cute!” vs. “You fine as fuck”—and their reactions.
  • “I love watching big grown men blush…” – Mecca (64:48)
• Tangent into celebrity thirst (Michael B. Jordan, Method Man), and the ethics (and fantasy) of being a celebrity’s side-piece.
  • “That’s my sugar daddy got to have some sugar. My God.” – Jamila (72:27)

10. Race, Dating, and Interracial Relationship Myths (75:06–82:50)

• Breakdown of statistics: Most people still marry within their own race; media perception skews reality.
  • “The notion that you are not going to find love in a Black man… That does not match anything that I know of real life.” – Jamila (78:36)
  • The "divestor" trend and honest talk about why some women declare they're done dating Black men (often geolocation or compatibility issues, not race).
• Satirizing the online trends of both Black men and women dissing their own community in public for romantic clout.
  • “Leave me out of it. We as a collection of Black women have nothing to do with you and your white wife.” – Jamila (82:02)

11. Closing: Patreon, Merch Updates, and New Content (82:54–End)

• Explanation of why they push Patreon (“It helps us pay our staff and scale the business so we can actually live off this.” – Jamila, 84:10)
• Highlights of the exclusive content available: Sidebar series, Screw You series, Slumber Party series.
• Promise of more guest interviews, merch relaunches, and future live shows (Atlanta!).
• Call to action: follow them on all platforms, join the Screw Crew, support Black creatives, and be ready for more unfiltered fun.

Notable Quotes & Timestamp References

• “Zero days without Unhinged, Immoral technical difficulties. What a week, y’all.” – Mecca (01:30)
• “You singing, you getting tonight to a random at the club is scary. But telling us at the kickback, that’s okay.” – Mecca (04:22)
• “He never came back to another party... I’d just be looking at him like you got a fresh pile of shit on your chest.” – Jamila (10:47)
• “Every answer is the wrong answer… Look what money make a dog do.” – Jamila (11:44)
• “The way these niggas are acting like they are like judge, jury, executioner… like they are top flight security of the motherfucking world.” – Jamila (14:31)
• “White people like wake up and be like, what the fuck bro, like, they can’t do this. And we’d be like, right, right.” – Jamila (22:00)
• “White bitches, no, you can't join the Black Panthers. Go form Crack a Barrel or something.” – Jamila (24:01)
• “Everyone wants to be Malcolm, nobody wants to be Bayard Rustin.” – Jamila (29:28)
• “If you’re not an organizer or an activist… what exactly are you tired of doing?” – Jamila (30:27)
• “PR advice is not ethical advice… Cheat.” – Mecca (54:49)
• “Do not tie your finances with a nigga unless you are married, period.” – Jamila (59:45)
• “The notion that you are not going to find love in a Black man… That does not match anything that I know of real life.” – Jamila (78:36)
• “Leave me out of it. We as a collection of Black women have nothing to do with you and your white wife.” – Jamila (82:02)

Tone & Style

The conversation maintains a comedic, “kiki with your homegirls” vibe, laced with biting social insight, cultural critique, and self-deprecating humor. The hosts swing between wild personal anecdotes, unfiltered hot takes, and moments of genuine advice and uplift, always maintaining their signature blend of wit and vulnerability.

If you loved this episode:
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For advice submissions:
Email unhingedimmoralpod@gmail.com with the details (age, race, if you’re a man include height/political affiliation, etc. – but no more dick pics).

Next up: Expect more spicy letters, unfiltered pop culture rambles, and the best Black girl banter on the internet.