In this uncut moment, Godfrey and Michael Blackson share their reactions to the tragic passing of comedian Reggie Carroll, raising questions about the streets, trust, and loyalty in the entertainment world. The conversation takes a sharp turn when Blackson tackles the controversy over his African accent, a debate that has followed him his entire career. Mixing comedy with reality, he breaks down how the accent shaped his rise, silenced haters, and became a weapon for success in American comedy. It’s a revealing and powerful look at how pain, hustle, and authenticity collide in hip hop and comedy culture.
