
Today Tony Starks visited Shade 45’s Angela Yee and hilarity ensued. Super-producer DJ Wonder says:
Ghostface Killah came to help co-host The Morning After With Angela Yee and little did we know the jewels he would drop…
Talking about how his graphic novel came about:
“I don’t give a fuck…Show me the money!”
On some of his talents:
“…I wasn’t smackin? (Angela- “No, you’re a good gum chewer.”) I am a good gum chewer though!”
And the most controversial topic of the day – Men and Women being equal:
“This is what’s wrong with our people and shit. They put our women
equal to men….We not equal! And that’s coming from me nigga! We not
equal, I came first!”
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Props: Team Yee



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