Ep. 11 - Fan of GloRilla glues her wig on her own head, controversy over Cardi B/Offset McDonalds deal

On today's edition of Tea Time, the Outlaws team talk about a fan who grabbed GloRilla's wig and glued it on her own head and the controversy surrounding Cardi B and Offset's deal with McDonald's.

Episode Transcript

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This is the FCB Podcast Network,Turn it Up, Confetition, the latest
celebrity news and gossip. It's TeaTime with the Row on the Outlaws radio
show. All right, y'all,so here on Sea Time, it's a

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lot of sea. But you know, as Darville was saying, you know,
um, maybe the hot tea isreally off the air. But so,
what I got for y'all today isour girl Glorilla. So she was
crowdsurfing in Philly at a concert anda lot of the fans were like trying

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to pull her a wig up offher head, and she said that I'm
just gonna remove it. So shepulled it off herself, and I can
only imagine, like how painful thatprobably was, just taking that off.
Um, but yeah, so shetook it off and tossed it into the
crowd, right, So one ofthe fans had caught her wig, right,

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and she decided she was going toinstall that wig onto her own head.
Like when you say installed, whatdo you mean by install? What
did she did? She glue it? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, she
her hair became her hair, youknow what I mean? Like, yeah,

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so she probably walking around talking aboutthis glow, this glow Riddlla's hair,
you know, is that after askyou Robin? Because Dante and I
know very little about this, butum, is that sanitary? Like did
she wash the list? I meanI can only imagine she looks like she

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would have. I mean, itdon't look bad. She put it on
and it actually don't look bad.Um, So I can only imagine.
But chances are you can you watchthe girl? Can you watch those things?
Yes? But she probably didn't,like you were just about to say
by yeah, because she was beingyou know, fan girling and you know

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how that is. You know howlike like you know when we shake search
celebrities hands, be like I ain'twashing my hand, you know, joking
her around, And so I canonly imagine. Probably not so. Um.
The only question that I am forDante is if you were dating this

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girl, would you continue to dateher after this? Probably not. She
doesn't make she makes bad decisions.I don't really vibe well with people that
aren't good decision But like you know, I mean like that's something that you
I think you gotta be real consciousabout if you dating something body, what
kind of decisions? Is this thetype of person you will want to have
your children? Like, nah,I don't know, you're not a really

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good decision maker. So my answerin short, no, you know what,
and no, it ain't sanitary.Sometimes people do. Sometimes people do
the most ridiculous stuff and it's likeyou hate to see the consequences be so
bad. But then it's like yo, man, it's like all right,
it's not life threatening, but youneed to learn, like you know what

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I'm saying, Like if you ifsomebody is texting and driving or somebody is
doing something that's just that because Icould cause your life. But like if
you like then we talked about offair to the grilla Gurilla glue girl,
right, he was close. Butyeah, if you do something that dumb,

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you know what, maybe you shouldlose some of your hair because you
ain't that bright. And hopefully nexttime, um, with something else,
you'll realize, okay, I'll beI'll be smarter next time. Yeah,
because this is just it's ridiculous.It's like and you know what, like

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we are and I don't know,maybe this is just different for men and
women. I don't know, butum, there are people that we're fans
of, right, artists, musicians, athletes, whatever, But it's I
couldn't imagine a dude being like,oh, I'm gonna put this wig on,
or oh somebody, uh, youhad a basketball game when the players

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throw you to jersey and they're like, I'm never taking this off ever,
I'm gonna wear it every day.Like no, the dude, if it
tells you jersey most of the time, we're probably gonna like frame it or
something and and hang it up onthe wall. You know what I mean.
I just Dante. Can you imaginea dude doing something like this?
Oh yeah, you know how crazysomebody these fan boys are. Man,

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hey, somebody, these guys arereally ridiculous. They'll you know, how
to put it to Come on,man, come on, man, We've
don't seen han dudes over how dudessome dudes will act over rappers and ball
players. Come on now, comeon, now, you know how some
of these dudes. You see howthey act on Twitter, you see how
they act in per Come on,now, do you think they would go

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this far? Oh yeah, ohyeah, I don't think that's the average
dude though. What you think someof these lebron zealots or some of these
Jordan Zealots would do if they gotin the same room with these guys or
what do you think they would doto get in the same room with some
of these guys. Yeah, now, come on, now, we know

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sports, we know in the entertainmentbusiness. Come on now, I can't
see a bunch of dudes being thiswild though, Like this is like to
just de debase yourself like this,Like like that would be like if I
would feel like if you got oneof the play yours jockstrap on or something.

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Oh wow, there's probably a there'sprobably a handful of dudes who would
who would go for that. Butthe average guy, even the average fan,
would be like, nah, I'mcool. I just can't see the
the average person would do that.But I will say this, Robin,
you were talking about, you knowpeople fan girls sometimes and you like sometimes

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you know, when you get toshake celebrity's hand, like you weren't you
aren't bad, But you did fangirl a little bit over Kane Brown.
Well, yeah, I guess you'reright. Yeah it was more it wasn't.
I mean, it was a fangirl moment, but at the same
point it was like a nerve typeof thing. Really, I think more

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so, Yeah, like I wasexcited, like wow, I cannot believe
this right now. But at thesame point it was just like, oh
my god, I can't. Ican't believe this right now. And you
would have been real proud of her. She played a real cool with Crazy
Bone. I don't believe it,but I was okay. But as soon

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as I left out that building,as soon as I left that that building,
I was extra. She played itcool. You was with us with
with came Brown interview. You sawhow she planned girl with Kane Brown.
Listen, I was cool when Iwent when I met Crazy though. Yeah,

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she played a cool I was proudof her. I was proud of
her. She didn't she didn't actthe fool. She didn't take the place
right next. Oh so the nextone so recently, um so Cardie be

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An offset started, you know,their next step in their careers. What
they choose to do, try toexpand, et cetera. Ce um So
they had chose to uh have ameal under their name at McDonald's just recently,
just recently dropped it. Let thatlong ago. So now um their

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meal um is boycotted by several McDonald'sfranchise owners. Um just like not even
a few weeks after it just dropped. And that's basically due to the fact
that you know, CARDIB and Offset, you know, basically that their music
doesn't really fits them, so theybasically feel that they don't align with the

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company's values, so they are tryingto give them the boot and kick them
out. Yeah, Um, Idon't like this. I think I think
it's a little petty. I thinkit's this kind of feels and and we
we talk about the culture sometimes andsometimes we criticize, you know what,
we see this feel those kind ofyou know, one of those I kin't

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stand them dog on rappers type thing, right. Um. And then the
reason why I say it is CardiB an Offset as far as rap goes
like they're pretty standard for what theaverage rapper is and talk about these days
like it's there are other rappers whowould be far more egregious that I could

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understand people being upset about, LikeI don't really. I mean, every
once in a while, Cardi Blike put out a song and say something
that's just kind of like whoa,you know what I'm saying, Like she
went a little too far. Butgenerally speaking, I just viewed Cardi being
offsets, you know, pretty standardas far as the content of the music

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today, I I don't know.I don't. I don't think I don't
like it. I don't think thatthis is It just seems like this might
just be some cratch dy old peoplewho just don't like rap um complaining about
it. That's that's that's how Ifeel, because I don't. I think

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there are a lot there are alot more rappers who are worse than Cardi
being offset. You know what Imean that you could complain about um down
to your thoughts. I agree,we got a lot of bigger stuff to
worry about Cardi and Offset. ManLike, honestly, man, if only
talk to me about Cardi when theywhen you know, she posted thirst traps

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on Instagram, That's the only timeI'm interested now, Sorry, but I
mean it needs to be said,right. I don't care about I don't
care about her politically, I don'tcare about her in McDonald's. I don't
even care about her husband. Ijust I don't. All I want to

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know is, oh, she postedh ig oh, Okay, talk to
me. Then everybody has and I'vealways said everybody has a what I call
a guilty pleasure artist. So that'ssomebody that you like that no one would

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expect you to like based off ofwhat they know about your style and taste
and personal preferences. Cardi B isthat artist for me. I like her
music, most of her music.I traps. Oh that's what you're saying,
it is, that's why you that'swhy you like her. I like

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her music. I like her music. She's she's my guilty pleasure rapper.
Like, yeah, I gotta say, like, I mean, I don't
got a problem under her music.A matter of fact, I mean fugging
it out with my music, withmy radio blaring in my radio, listen
in my car, because listen,I'll be a whole listener, a whole

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different person. That's what she getratchet down right soon it's going to be
when the kids in the car.Yeah, she get her kids. She
forgot to cut that Cardiva and yeah, I got to change the station and

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she get in the car, mychild, she'll start flowing with the song.
So we're not We're like, no, this is for adults only.
So, um, how do youfeel about it, Robin, Because I
don't know. I think it's kindof petty. I do think it's petty.
I really do. I mean,like, what is the problem.

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It's just a couple of cheeseburgers,you know, some apple pies and you
know, like they're specific. It'slike they're specific favorite foods. Um.
And that's really all it is.And it's just a form of income.
So like, why are you hatingon somebody's bag for real? Like it's
not like they're doing anything. They'renot harming you, they're not farming the

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business. And truthfully, I feellike that would draw more attention to the
business because it, let's be honest, McDonald's is kind of going down hill,
so they should probably that was whythat was why a company would think
to do something like this in thefirst place, because you think it's gonna
bring you more more business, right, that's why you do it. So

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so I mean, like I said, I'm in agreement. I think this
is petty and I think this isjust some crotchety people who don't like wrap.
I mean, it's not like it'snot like CARDI being offset are gonna
be dropping dime bags or nickel bagsand every happy meal, Like I could
probably see that happening in LA.But where did this crag rock come next

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to my baby's tool, Like,no, they're not gonna be doing it,
thinking crank in the drythroom, Likeit's not that serious, Like it's
not, it's not. It's acheeseburger, man, right, exactly,
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