Young Miami has released a new episode of her podcast, Caresha Please, with rapper Trina as her newest guest. During the interview, the City Girl admits she enjoys “Golden Showers” during sex. City Girls rapper Young Miami released a new episode of her podcast, Caresha Please, and reveals a secret about her sex life. “Caresha, […]
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Of the many celebrities to dive into the world of podcasting, Yung Miami has undeniably become one of the most successful. Since landing Diddy as her first guest, the mother of two has interviewed fellow artists like G Herbo, Megan Thee Stallion, and Kevin Gates. All the while, her hilarious antics and raw honesty have kept the world laughing non-stop.
For her first episode of 2023, the City Girl was finally joined by her fellow Floridian, Trina. The two discussed plenty of juicy topics, including the current status of the rap game, being from Miami, and of course, they shared some shocking bedroom secrets.
At one point during their chat, Caresha revealed that she enjoys golden showers, or being peed on during sex. “I don’t know, it just do something for me,” she admitted during their game of Resha Roulette. Afterward, Trina proclaimed her friend the “freak of the week.”
Technically, Yung Miami is single, but she still spends plenty of her free time with Sean Combs. Unsurprisingly, once Twitter got a hold of the podcast episode, it wasn’t long before “Pee Diddy” began trending across the platform.
Even some other celebrities correspondingly got in on the discourse. Early on Friday (January 20) morning, Lil Duval subsequently tweeted, “Yung Miami said she like to get peed on? Yea she’s f*cking billionaires.”
Yung Miami said she like to get peed on? Yea she’s fucking billionaires
— lil duval (@lilduval) January 20, 2023
Later this morning, Lil YG kept the jokes going with a repost of a Dave Chappelle sketch previously aired on Comedy Central. In the clip, the comedian markedly channels disgraced R&B vocalist R. Kelly – who famously peed on some of his victims – while singing “I Wanna Pee On You.”
Of course, the golden showers aren’t the first salacious confession we’ve heard from the “Twerkulator” rap diva on her show. In the past, she surprisingly admitted to keeping her baby daddy, Southside, on her roster of sneaky links.
Scroll further for more Twitter reactions to Yung Miami’s NSFW Caresha Please confession. Afterward, tell us your thoughts in the comments.
Pee Diddy: “I have to use the bathroom”
Yung Miami: pic.twitter.com/nbSZzBun5b
— Stop the
(@RonnieThaGreat) January 20, 2023
JT when her and yung Miami in the booth together pic.twitter.com/kbE2pmuTqp
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(@treysfordaysIII) January 20, 2023
Pee Diddy waking yung Miami up for her daily golden shower
pic.twitter.com/nMl30seh8v
— E$O (@TalibanEso) January 20, 2023
Pee Diddy: Caresha I’m bout to go pee. Yung Miami: pic.twitter.com/ZiYmZ2uBWs
— Eric J.
(@DetEricJ) January 20, 2023
Yung Miami when Pee Diddy wastes his pee in the toilet instead of her pic.twitter.com/whURgWp7JE
— Stop the
Yung Miami’s podcast Caresha Please has already become a lightning rod for hot takes and salacious confessions. Thanks to the free-flowing alcohol and the host’s free-wheeling approach to interviews, along with a “safe space” presentation that lowers guests’ guard, artists on the show don’t mind addressing the “smoke” that clouds their careers.
The same goes for Caresha herself, who isn’t afraid to play along with her own drinking games — even if the resulting confessions reveal some bedroom kinks (or bathroom ones, I guess). During her interview with fellow Miami rapper Trina, Caresha pulled a card that read, “Take a shot if you like golden showers.” She wound up taking the shot as the intrigued Trina pumped her for more info (Trina said she never got one but she gives them).
I know Pee Diddy bout to cancel this show now. Pee DIddy gotta be PISSED off seeing this…pic.twitter.com/PBWGNvBgMj
— IG: FreddieBTV (@FreddieBTV) January 20, 2023
Of course, as with all things Yung Miami these days, fans on Twitter immediately made the connection to her long-rumored beau, Sean “Diddy” Combs. An older version of his nickname, P. Diddy, was perfectly repurposed, and sure enough, “Pee Diddy” was trending on Twitter within hours of the episode’s premiere.
“Pee Diddy” after all these years i hear it now
— itsallrealitv (@itsallrealitv) January 20, 2023
Pee Diddy talking dirty to Caresha
pic.twitter.com/zryTh7EnZf
— B E A N Z (@PhotosByBeanz) January 20, 2023
I hate #BlackTwitter y’all
how y’all got Pee diddy trending
WHY? This early in the day! pic.twitter.com/EQt3r9d3iZ
— Mie Kα†hleen Cedras
(@drkcedras) January 20, 2023
Pee Diddy
— Ca$ino (@kanyelilbrother) January 20, 2023
Miami and Diddy’s seemingly open relationship has been a subject of fascination on Twitter for the better part of a year. Things got especially smoky in late 2022 when Diddy announced the birth of a baby daughter by another woman but both posted photos from a family yacht trip for New Year’s Day, so it seems they’ve got an understanding. If fans are right, it seems like a lot of things go in this relationship.
Ice Spice has released her much-anticipated debut EP, Like…?. Though the EP came only after a few hours’ notice, Spice already has the internet going crazy. On the EP is her Lil Tjay collaboration, “Gangsta Boo,” the video for which was reportedly scheduled for earlier this week, however, was put on hold due to Tjay’s arrest.
On the song, “Gangsta Boo,” Spice is searching for a special kind of love. Over a drilled-up sample of Diddy’s 2002 hit single, “I Need A Girl, Part 2,” Spice says that she’s looking for a “gangsta boo,” rapping, “I’m tryna see how a gangsta move / He never worried bout no exes / All on my body, I’m the bestest / Diamonds keep dancing on my necklace.”
Tjay hops in with a verse, letting Spice know that he fits her criteria.
“I’m a gangsta, I keep it legit / I could hold you, I told her some secrets / So she know I be on that sh*t / Told her ‘not so much know what you know,’ he raps.
Adding a modern touch to an early aughts classic, the two New York rappers play well off of their chemistry with each other.
You can check out “Gangsta Boo” above.
Like…? is out now via Capitol and 10K Projects. Stream it here.
Just when you thought the ‘nepo baby‘ conversation was over, it reenters social media’s trending topics. This time at the center of the conversation is budding rap star, King Combs.
After landing at the Los Angeles International Airport, King (real name Christian), who is the oldest biological son of music mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, was stopped by TMZ to ask him about his feelings around being labeled a nepotism baby. Initially, when asked by the cameraman, King laughs off the subject. Still, after the second ask, he humbly responds, “[It doesn’t bother me], not really. Heavy is the head that wears the crown. So [I] have a big legacy I have to live up to,” adding, “but right now, Bad Boy [Records] we’re number one, baby.”
When asked about how he feels about benefitting from his father’s two-decade-long career in the industry, King said, “I feel like I’m blessed. You know [my siblings and I] are going to take the legacy further and further.” Closing with his father’s signature slogan, “Bad Boy for life.”
King Combs, without a doubt, benefits from the groundwork his father has laid in music, but he continues to make way for himself. King hasn’t hidden from his father’s legacy. In fact, he has embraced it. His music leans into honoring his father every step of the way, as recently heard on his breakout song, “Can’t Stop Won’t Stop,” featuring Kodak Black.
From the outside looking in, being a part of a nepotist circle doesn’t sound so bad. For simply being a famous person’s baby, you get to reap the countless benefits of celebrity status, and likely have no shortage of job opportunities coming your way. Of course, the discourse has shifted recently, with mass wealth (and keeping it in the family) becoming harder to stomach as the cost of living continues to rise.
One of the latest stars to face questions about their “nepo baby” status is obviously Christian “King” Combs. Last week, TMZ caught up with Diddy’s son at LAX, where they asked him how he’s been dealing with the pressure and critics.
“You must be so sick and tired of this debate everyone’s having,” a journalist told Combs as they walked through the airport. “Everyone’s coming for kids of famous people and nepotism.”
In response, the 24-year-old calmly said, “Not really. Heavy is the head that wears the crown. We’ve got a big legacy to fill. Right now? Bad Boy? We number one!”
Of course, the reporter had to press for more. “Do you feel any sort of way about benefitting from your dad’s success? Or like just is what it is?” he asks King. “How do you feel about being born into a lucky situation?”
“I feel like I’m blessed,” the rapper earnestly tells the camera. “We gonna take the legacy far, Bad Boy for life.” Finally, when sending out a message to any of his haters, Combs referenced his latest single. “Can’t stop, won’t stop, never stop. Just stop hating! That’s it.”
While outsiders may be hating on King and his famous family, they’ve been busy with the newest addition – Love. The little one was born to 28-year-old Dana Tran last year, though Diddy didn’t announce her arrival until October.
The baby’s big brother shared a heartwarming photo of them together on Instagram last week. Check it out below, and tap back into HNHH later for more pop culture updates.
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As our favourite artists get older, so have their kids. Many who opted to have children in early adulthood are now the parents of teenagers. As it turns out, some of the youngest generation – or “nepo babies,” as they’re now frequently known – have begun forming friendships of their own.
Over the weekend, Drillmatic rapper The Game took to Instagram to share a snapshot of his little girl, California Dream, in a gorgeous light pink dress and Vivienne Westwood necklace. Standing on either side of her are Diddy’s twin daughters, Jessie and D’Lila, wearing matching black and white outfits.
“@Diddy, our girls have become beautiful young girls,” Jayceon Terrell Taylor wrote to his friend in his caption. “We need to have a family meeting ASAP!!!! I’m not playing ’bout ’em in no way, shape, or form!”
Afterward, The Game added, “I need more kids, [call] Nick [Cannon] for advice lol.” Presently, the 43-year-old is a father of three – his other two kids are named Harlem Caron and King Justice.
Cannon, of course, has an infamously large family, consisting of 12 babies from six different women. His first two, Monroe and Moroccan, were born during his marriage to Mariah Carey. After that, he and Brittany Bell began their brood (they now share three). Twins with Abby De La Rosa followed shortly after.
In 2022 alone, The Masked Singer host welcomed five new babies with Bre Tiesi, Lanisha Cole, Alyssa Scott, and two aforementioned past partners. Of course, none of this is easy to manage, but the entertainer frequently talks about how much of a blessing his children are to him.
Elsewhere in the news, The Game found himself rushing to his daughter’s defence just a few weeks ago. At the time, she was facing criticism for the outfit she wore to Jessie and D’Lila’s Sweet 16 party.
“I’m gonna say this once so people who aren’t her parents get it. My daughter is 12 & both of her parents are more than strict. Tiffney is a school teacher with a master’s degree & 2 other degrees who is an amazing parent & is very capable of raising our daughter to be great even if I wasn’t in the picture,” he wrote in @theshaderoom’s comment section last month.
Read what else The Game had to say in defence of California Dream here, and check back later for more pop culture updates.
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