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Mojo Brookzz shared his strong opinions on modern dating, stating that women with three or more kids are a dealbreaker. He also criticized the transactional nature of dating today and discussed the unrealistic expectations set by social media.
Mojo Brookzz argues that men caught cheating should own their mistakes and accept being left, not seek forgiveness. He contrasts modern infidelity responses with older generations and stresses caution when introducing new partners to children.
Mojo Brookzz joined Club Shay Shay to discuss co-parenting, emphasizing long waiting periods before introducing new partners to children. He also stressed that new partners should not discipline children, and he shared insights on financial responsibilities and taxes.
Mojo Brookzz strongly criticizes YK Osiris's views on women's roles in relationships and defends comedians facing backlash. He shares a thrilling story of Mike Epps allowing him to close a show after a travel nightmare.
Mojo Brookzz and Shannon Sharpe joined Club Shay Shay to discuss the boundaries of co-parenting and discipline when a new partner enters the picture. They also shared insights on financial responsibilities and the realities of fame.
A recent CLUB SHAY SHAY discussion sparked debate by leaving Dave Chappelle off a fan's top five comedy list. The reasoning focused on Chappelle's thoughtful storytelling style versus immediate punchlines, highlighting differing preferences in comedic delivery.
Rapper Mojo Brookzz revealed his dating limits on Club Shay Shay, stating he won't date a woman with three or more children. He cited concerns over dealing with multiple "baby daddies" and potential competition.
Comedian Mojo Brookzz shared a story on Club Shay Shay about how Martin Lawrence took his advice on a joke, which then became a hit. The conversation also touched on the different styles of comedy between Lawrence and Mike Epps, and who belongs on a Mount Rushmore of comedians.
Mojo Brooks recounts how Tyler Perry significantly increased his pay after an improvised scene on set. Brooks also discusses his boundaries for on-screen intimacy and his intense experience on "Wild 'N Out."
Comedian Druski's recent skits, particularly those spoofing pastors, have sparked debate about artistic freedom and public sensitivity. Experts defend his work, arguing the humor targets hypocrisy, not faith itself. The discussion also touched on the legacy of comedic actors and the potential of rising stars.
