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Kym Whitley on Ice Cube, Adam Sandler & Hollywood Secrets 👀 | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
Aug 11, 2025
Subscribe for exclusive interviews and captivating Hollywood moments on Sway In The Morning! 🎥 In this must-watch episode, the hilarious and talented Kym Whitley takes us behind the scenes of her incredible career, working with icons like Ice Cube and Adam Sandler. From her iconic role in "Next Friday" to her comedic chemistry with Adam Sandler in "Happy Gilmore 2," Kym spills the tea on Hollywood secrets, audition nerves, and career-defining moments. 👀 Get ready for laughs, raw honesty, and inspiring insights as Kym shares how she navigates fame, friendship, and family while keeping it real in the entertainment industry. She even talks about her faith, her parenting journey, and the ups and downs of trusting people in Hollywood. You won't believe her wild audition story with Ice Cube or the behind-the-scenes moments with Adam Sandler on set! Don’t miss this unfiltered conversation with one of Hollywood’s funniest and most genuine stars. Hit that subscribe button for more exclusive interviews, comedy gold, and insider Hollywood stories only on Sway’s Universe! 🌟 #standupcomedy #movies #top10movies #comedy #goodmovies #movies #icecube #standupcomedy #comedy #hollywood CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Heather B Introduces Kym Whitley 02:19 - Kym Whitley's First Movie Role 08:22 - Working with Ice Cube vs. Adam Sandler 10:15 - Adam Sandler's Interest in Kym Whitley 13:28 - Kym Whitley's Serious Passions 18:20 - Kym Whitley's Friendship with Tisha Campbell 19:08 - Building Trustworthy Relationships 20:20 - The Importance of Forgiveness 26:14 - Kym Whitley Discusses Her New Podcast
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One of the most anticipated movies of of
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of recent times right here, Heather B.
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Absolutely.
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All right. Happy Gilmore 2 debuted on
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Netflix on July 25th. And
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congratulations, it debuted with 46.7
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million views. The biggest Netflix US
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film opening ever.
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Crazy work.
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And surely it has a lot to do with Adam
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Sandler.
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Yeah. But I think the sauce I think the
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secret sauce in the movie is our guest
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with us today. Wow.
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Heather B. I think we we're witnessing
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the secret sauce right here.
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Always got to have a secret sauce,
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homie.
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And I've been watching her for a long
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time. I'm very fortunate that I've
0:40
actually worked in the same arenas as
0:42
her. Heather B.
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In what kind of way? Cuz I'm not
0:45
familiar.
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Well, we worked on some platforms. She
0:48
don't know yet, but I'm going to break
0:49
it down and then she'll go, "Oh yeah,
0:51
Sway. Oh yeah, I remember that." But
0:53
before I do,
0:56
you're stupid.
0:57
When you look at her accolades,
0:59
threetime NAACP Image Award winner.
1:02
Come on, give that up, man. A daytime
1:04
Emmy nominee for the ba. Uh, man, she's
1:07
uh been on a slew of TV series. She won
1:10
a Signal Award for her Audible podcast,
1:13
Kim. But when you look at her body of
1:15
work, Curb Your Enthusiasm,
1:18
Raising Whitley, At Your Age. Shout out
1:21
to Tisha Campbell. Yes, man. Nicole and
1:23
Nicole Brown, I feel like Yep. Yep. Yep.
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Evette, shout out to her as well.
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Okay. I could go on and on. The
1:30
Boondocks.
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That's where I was featured as well on
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two seasons. That's where she and I got
1:37
a chance to work around each other. You
1:38
see what I did right there? The Parkers.
1:40
Come on.
1:41
You know, I was That's another one that
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we worked on together. Um, but she also
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comes from a very reputable family
1:49
bloodline. You know, when you look at
1:51
her parents and look at her father and
1:53
him being a partner of Whitley and
1:54
Whitley, which was a black architectural
1:56
firm, you know, she had good upbringing.
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He be she's a college graduate and she's
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a Delta. Give it up for the one and only
2:03
Kim Whitley is in the building.
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Kub in the building.
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What up, Kim?
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That that was the best introduction in
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the introduction history of
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introductions.
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It went down the whole and I cannot
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believe you did not say my very first
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movie next Friday.
2:27
Next I was
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that was the one. Oh, cuz that's a
2:29
little story with that one.
2:31
I was going to save that one.
2:32
Boom. Save it. Save it.
2:35
That's the That's the cult classic right
2:37
there.
2:37
Lady in New York. Okay. That's Tracy G
2:39
over there. Tracy G. But I wanted to say
2:42
first and foremost, you look amazing.
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Yep.
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Oh, thank you.
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And when I say that, it's not just the
2:48
aesthetic. You know, I like to talk to
2:50
folks a little bit before we get on the
2:51
mic. And it to me, it's just when folks
2:53
come on this show, it's it's not because
2:55
you're promoting something or I'm trying
2:57
to promote something. It's because I'm
2:59
invested. I'm a fan of your work. And I
3:02
like to meet people that I'm a fan of.
3:04
Kim came on the show um years ago
3:07
in New York.
3:08
In New York.
3:08
Yeah. I'm not sure if you was here that
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might have been on vacation.
3:12
Too young.
3:12
Yeah. You know, you vacation,
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you know.
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Yeah. 21 and over vacation. Kim, I was
3:17
there.
3:17
You were there, right? Uh but
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congratulations to you on your career.
3:22
You know, so far you only in the first
3:24
half u you you done really well. So, but
3:28
Friday was the first one.
3:29
Very first movie.
3:30
Very first movie. No, no, let me I've
3:32
been a lot of prostitutes. So, wait a
3:34
minute.
3:36
The very Yeah, I forgot I was a hooker
3:38
before that. My very very first movie
3:40
was Lawrence Hilton Jacobs. Remember
3:43
High? He directed this movie. I
3:45
just got to Los Angeles and it was
3:47
called Angels of the City
3:49
and I played a hooker
3:51
and I said I never could shake that. We
3:54
talk every time I see him, we crack up
3:56
and I don't even remember the role but I
3:58
just remember I was standing on the
3:59
street corner. you know, you get a
4:00
little role.
4:01
Yeah.
4:01
And uh just so then uh my real very
4:06
first blockbuster big movie for a studio
4:10
was next Friday.
4:11
Next Friday, man. How about that, man?
4:14
Salute to uh Ice Cube.
4:15
Yeah. What was the audition process like
4:18
for that, Kim?
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I was just thinking about it. Kim
4:20
Harding, who's a great casting director.
4:23
Uh I knew her. It's so funny. You get
4:26
these things uh in your career when
4:27
you're a hustler. You don't need an
4:29
agent.
4:30
You get in when you know your people.
4:32
You get in and you say, "Hey, just give
4:33
me a shot." And I think people really
4:36
look at you and say,
4:38
they see it in your eyes when you really
4:40
want it. And they and and Kim brought me
4:43
in and this is what's so great. I went
4:46
into producers
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uh because I I went for her first and
4:51
she was like, "Girl, you funny. Come on
4:52
back."
4:53
Ice Cube. Um, I don't know if it was
4:56
Brother Ron, another producer, Kim.
4:59
They're all in the room and I remember
5:01
being in the waiting room and I looked
5:03
at all the women. They were all thin,
5:05
beautiful women. And I was like, "This
5:07
this this ain't going to be for me.
5:09
I'm not going to get this."
5:10
But I remember I wore a coat over my
5:13
little black dress because I'm I'm more
5:15
of a character actress. I'm a tomboy,
5:17
okay?
5:17
I'm not that girl. So, I had a big old
5:19
coat over my little black dress trying
5:21
to be, you know, little sexy kid. And
5:22
these other girls, they walking around,
5:24
they doing their lines, looking good.
5:27
But I had some things up my sleeve. I
5:28
think I had a little small bottle of
5:30
liquor in my chest,
5:33
a rolled up
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joint. I had some some equipment.
5:36
Was it a real job?
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Oh, yeah. Up my sleeve for real.
5:39
Because I don't even I might have put a
5:41
40 in there. I don't know what I did.
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But when it came time to audition, when
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you want something, you go in there and
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you give it your best.
5:49
That's right. And I tried to be as
5:50
ignorant as I could. And I just remember
5:53
Ice Cube hitting the floor with his
5:55
hands. He bent over
5:57
and he was laughing and she was
5:59
laughing. And you have a sense in the
6:01
room when you're like, I think I got it.
6:02
I think I I got something magical
6:05
happens.
6:07
And that's what the audition process is.
6:10
And they call you and they say, "You got
6:11
it." And you go on the set and you with
6:14
you and Mike Eps are like new
6:16
and you're both looking at each other. I
6:18
was like, "You nervous?" He's like, "I'm
6:19
a little nervous. You're a little
6:20
nervous." We were both, you know,
6:22
um, and that's when we first met.
6:24
That Mike eps and look where how far
6:26
he's come, right? Yeah.
6:28
You know, this conversation remind me of
6:30
one we were having earlier about
6:31
stepping out of your comfort zone, you
6:33
know, and I think kind of nerves
6:35
happened that way, you know. But when
6:37
you was playing a hooker, I went back to
6:39
that
6:41
focus way. When you were playing a
6:43
hooker, was that in your comfort zone?
6:46
No. That's why I said I had the big coat
6:48
on. Especially there's a scene in the
6:50
movie if you all ever watch and I still
6:52
got to talk to Ice Cube about this.
6:54
There's a scene on the television
6:58
that I'm when we're in the room, me and
7:00
DC Curry are in the room and you walk in
7:03
the room, I have on all that black and
7:05
I'm up against this cross that got me
7:07
strapped up
7:08
on on the TV. It's another video. If you
7:11
really watch, it's me in red
7:13
and I'm dancing and I got all kind of
7:17
toys and craziness. None of this is my
7:19
comfort zone.
7:20
And I remember they were shooting
7:21
somewhere else. You know, you have a
7:22
first unit, second unit.
7:24
And I was on the set and they had to I
7:27
had to shoot that by myself and dance
7:29
and and you have someone directing you
7:31
and telling you, "No, do this. Put it in
7:33
your mouth. Bend over." I was like,
7:35
"Hey, hey, hey." But you don't know.
7:38
You're doing this for the thing. And
7:41
when I saw the movie, it's literally two
7:43
seconds. I gotta talk to Cube and ask
7:45
him, "Where's the footage?"
7:46
Right. Right.
7:47
I need to know where is the hour and a
7:51
half.
7:52
They had you bending over, killing,
7:53
bending over, dancing. I got a baby. Oh,
7:57
I got It was a mess. And I think about
8:00
that. I did all that for two seconds.
8:02
For two seconds. But look how it paid
8:05
off.
8:05
Come on.
8:06
It was worth it.
8:07
It wasn't.
8:08
No one really saw that part. Oh, okay.
8:10
Like, if they would have played that a
8:12
little longer on and and it was on a TV
8:14
screen, like had that been part of the
8:16
movie,
8:17
I'd probably be a huge star by now.
8:21
Okay.
8:22
Yo, you know, you go from working with
8:24
someone like Ice Cube, who's on one one
8:26
side of the spectrum, to working with
8:28
somebody like Adam Sandler, right? But
8:30
but I'm sure there's some commonality
8:33
between the two, is there? You know,
8:35
you know, relationships. Okay. And um
8:39
commonality when you say comedy Ice
8:43
Cubes like he likes comics. You can see
8:45
he's done a lot of movies.
8:47
All his movies really are with
8:48
comedians. He he's a he likes comedy.
8:51
Adam Sandler is a comic. He likes
8:53
comics.
8:54
He hires all comics. All his friends are
8:56
in the movie. He brings you back. You
8:59
know,
8:59
Ice Cube is hopefully writing The Last
9:01
Friday right now that I will be a part
9:03
of. So, you hope to do good work with
9:08
good people
9:09
and keep your career from the beginning.
9:12
You burn no bridges because you never
9:14
know when you have to walk over that
9:15
bridge again.
9:16
Um, so I'm I'm hoping like with with
9:19
with Adam, it's been fun. It's my second
9:21
movie with Adam.
9:22
I was in Hubie Halloween. Me and Lavell
9:25
played a couple. That was fun.
9:27
And there were other opportunities. I
9:29
just couldn't take them. So, Adam will
9:31
pick up the phone and call me. And
9:33
is that how he did it? He picked up the
9:35
phone and called you.
9:35
Well, his people did that, but Adam
9:37
knows he better call me if he really
9:39
needs me. Um, great man, great family,
9:43
funny,
9:44
you know, and Adam's not the one on the
9:45
set that's going to say, "Hey, Kim, you
9:47
that wasn't funny or you should do it
9:49
this way." When I tell you, Adam will
9:50
slide up to you and say, "Say this." And
9:54
then you say it because he wants your
9:57
greatness to shine. He doesn't need
9:59
that. He doesn't need the accolades
10:01
like, "Oh, look what I gave him. That
10:03
was funny. I did it." He gives it to
10:04
you. It sounds great. People crack up
10:07
and everyone's like, "Oh my god, you're
10:09
so funny."
10:10
And that was with the help of of Adam
10:13
Sandler. He'll he'll do that. And I love
10:14
that. Real quiet about it.
10:17
What did where did he discover you? Like
10:18
what what made him want want to work
10:20
with you?
10:21
He saw uh Next Friday and Curve Your
10:23
Enthusiasm and he saw these uh Okay.
10:25
Sorry. One, two. No. No.
10:28
No. I I'd say, you know, it's hard. I
10:31
could say I I have good I have good
10:33
agents and managers and I believe the
10:36
first time it went out, they might have
10:38
submitted me
10:39
because I But this is the crazy part.
10:42
They are all when I went into uh Happy
10:44
Madison, when I tell you I love all
10:46
those guys,
10:47
they are huge fans of Kirby Enthusiasm.
10:50
Yeah.
10:50
Monina, the best prostitute in the world
10:53
to date.
10:54
So that's what happens. Mhm.
10:57
They're like, "Get that get that hooker.
10:59
Get that prostitute. Get that Monina
11:01
from Curb."
11:02
So, I I believe they're fans of that.
11:05
And that that's what happens.
11:06
You know, uh Larry David, um Adam
11:10
Sandler, you know, a lot of these
11:11
greats, they they they allow you to
11:14
improv in the script and and Heather B
11:16
just was on the improv stage last night.
11:20
Not a comedian though. I was there
11:22
hanging out last night, Kim, at the
11:23
Hollywood improv at the improv on Mel
11:26
Rose with Darnell Rawlings and and and a
11:28
lot of comedians and it was interesting
11:30
and I was Sway and I were talking
11:31
afterwards the respect that we have for
11:34
for y'all. It is not easy, you know, and
11:37
the adjustments because I can't even
11:39
imagine like Larry David and then this
11:42
period just you just say his name and
11:44
you understand the history from SNL to
11:46
Seinfeld and on and on and on. Do do you
11:49
ever walk into spaces and have not
11:52
necessarily fear but some kind of like
11:54
intimidation trying to figure out your
11:57
spot, you know, in it all, especially
11:58
with working with a lot of comedians at
12:00
one time.
12:01
Yeah. I walked in here with intimidation
12:04
and fear. I looked at Swain kind of
12:07
cute. I didn't want to have no sexual
12:09
tension with you.
12:09
You know what, Kim? I'm sorry. Huh?
12:12
What? Huh? Too much. We love it. We love
12:14
it. You got the light skin, dude. The
12:16
light coming off his head right there.
12:18
The light was all good.
12:21
The light shining. She was double
12:23
lighting.
12:24
Light it up, Kim.
12:25
Light it up.
12:26
So,
12:27
shine the light on them. What happens is
12:30
in life, I think there's always fear.
12:32
And fear is a good there's a good fear.
12:35
Um, you know, because it keeps you on
12:38
top of your game.
12:39
When you're not, if you don't have a
12:41
little bit of fear, you're too relaxed
12:43
and you might not be 100%.
12:46
You got to have that little bit of
12:48
that's God just edging you a little bit
12:51
like be your best. You got this. When
12:54
you're comfortable and that's almost I
12:56
always feel like it's a lack of respect
12:59
for the audience
13:01
when you're too comfortable.
13:03
It's my job to make them laugh. It's my
13:06
job to be great. So you got to have a
13:09
little bit of nervousness just to say,
13:12
"Okay, I'm awake. I'm ready. Let's do
13:14
this. Because the times that I have gone
13:16
on stage and I've been comfortable, I
13:18
didn't care and it wasn't that great. I
13:20
didn't have fun and maybe the audience
13:21
didn't have fun either.
13:23
So,
13:24
got to have that fear. Man, Kim Whitley
13:26
is here. We got her here. Tracy G. We
13:28
got her in LA.
13:30
Tracy, let me come in New York.
13:32
I love me some Kim Whitley. Bro,
13:35
you are so easy to root for, man. And
13:37
I'm happy that we've been able to do so
13:39
for so long and we'll be able to
13:41
continue to do so. Um Kim I want to know
13:44
because when you are viewed as a
13:46
comedian comedian extraordinaire that
13:48
you are and oftentimes people think okay
13:51
you are funny but maybe perhaps forget
13:54
that there's other layers that come to
13:56
you. What's something people might be
13:58
surprised that you take very very
14:01
seriously? Maybe it's a passion, maybe
14:03
it's something that um you're an
14:05
advocate of. Maybe it's a belief. But
14:07
what's something that you do not joke
14:09
about?
14:12
That I'm going to date me an Asian man.
14:14
Okay. No,
14:15
don't.
14:15
You know what?
14:16
What? So what?
14:20
What?
14:21
I'm going to get an Asian man.
14:22
You been looking for that?
14:23
I I was just I've been watching the
14:25
Korean soap opers and I feel like Okay.
14:28
All right. Here we go.
14:29
Have you Have you ever dated Asian?
14:30
No, I have not. That's why I was feeling
14:32
like, you know, I was just going down my
14:33
bucket list and I felt like, you know,
14:36
that might be the new thing, the bucket
14:38
list.
14:38
You never know.
14:38
You never know.
14:40
No. Uh I be honest with you. Uh Jesus
14:43
Christ, my Lord and Savior. Savior.
14:46
People do not probably don't understand
14:48
how my faith rules my life. Um because I
14:52
don't I mean, I do wear a little cross,
14:54
but I don't, you know, I'm not a person,
14:56
you know, preaching the gospel. And I I
14:59
had never even got through the whole
15:00
Bible, you know,
15:01
right?
15:02
Every time I pick it up, I fall asleep.
15:03
So, I don't know what the Lord is trying
15:05
to tell me on that. I say, "Read your
15:07
Bible." I'll be
15:10
uh But I I a lot of people, you know, I
15:13
would say that my faith uh that I take
15:16
really uh serious. And um
15:19
well, I guess people do. My friends the
15:22
and my love for people to a fault. I
15:26
absolutely love human beings. I love
15:29
animals, too. But I love different I
15:32
love strangers. I know that sound crazy
15:34
because I'm focused on uh light-skinned
15:37
over here. I don't know who he is.
15:38
PB visuals by PB.
15:40
So, see this is the thing.
15:42
I don't know him. So, what happens is I
15:44
walk in a room
15:45
and I know everyone has a story,
15:47
but I don't have time to get it all. You
15:49
know, I was just on the elevator with
15:50
two young ladies and one I found out we
15:52
worked at Daily Pop together and the
15:54
other lady was helping me with my stain
15:56
in my pants.
15:57
But I I interacted with them
15:59
and that is to a fault. Probably why I
16:02
ain't got a man or anything else people
16:03
say. I got too many. Yeah, you better
16:05
say that sway.
16:09
That ain't the song of my life.
16:11
Kim, what's your background song? I'm
16:14
single.
16:15
What?
16:16
What? What is it? Hard to date. I mean,
16:18
does it does your your success get in
16:21
the way of you dating?
16:22
Yes, it does. All right.
16:24
Uh for a couple reasons. I'm a
16:25
workaholic and that's because I love to
16:27
work. But
16:29
um it also just life work balance,
16:32
friendship. You got your friends. I got
16:34
my son. I got my family.
16:35
Shout out to Joshua.
16:36
Yeah. Thank you. And then with a man,
16:39
you got to have the right kind of man
16:40
that just kind of
16:42
comes in with you. He's not trying to be
16:45
the superstar. He's not, but he he he's
16:48
your friend really and they that he it
16:51
fits. So, it's hard trying to find a
16:53
person that,
16:55
you know, just kind of fits
16:57
the mo because I'm I'm older now. My
16:59
career is already set.
17:01
I'm not the little young girl that's
17:03
going to be home at 5:00 cooking dinner.
17:05
That ain't going to happen.
17:06
That ain't going to happen.
17:07
No, but we going to ride this ride.
17:09
Like, if I what I do and what I get, you
17:11
get it, too.
17:12
Okay.
17:12
So, you'll treat the dinner, but you
17:14
won't cook the dinner.
17:15
Oh, baby. I will treat the dinner and
17:18
anything else you need. But I'm not. No,
17:20
I'll cook if that's what you like. On
17:24
Wednesdays,
17:27
manage expectations, baby.
17:29
You got to man Wednesdays once a month.
17:33
Mhm.
17:33
I'mma cook you some breakfast. I'm a
17:35
breakfast cooker. I can cook some
17:36
breakfast real easy. That's why my son
17:38
is struggling right now. I was driving
17:39
over here thinking about it. I was like,
17:41
"He 14 and I still have not learned how
17:44
to fix this boy some food. How's he
17:46
going to grow up?" Like, he's 14 now.
17:48
Last night I was like, "Eat this dinner.
17:50
I got you some noodles with some beef on
17:52
it." He's like, he said, "I don't want
17:54
that." That's what he said. I turned
17:56
around, he was cooking some eggs. I was
17:58
like, "Okay, at least he knows how to
17:59
take care of himself, right?
18:01
But how do you I should He should know
18:03
how to cook some chicken
18:04
and some But then I was like, maybe he's
18:06
going to be a vegan. I don't know.
18:10
You off the chain, Kim.
18:12
Maybe he going to be a vegan.
18:13
He's going to be a vegan.
18:14
I know. The doctor looked at me. The
18:16
doctor was like, "Is he eating?" I was
18:18
like, "Ma'am, I don't know."
18:19
Yo, that's crazy. Kim Whley is here,
18:22
man. We're talking about the successful
18:24
debut on Netflix, uh, the movie Happy
18:27
Gilmore 2. I'm happy for you.
18:29
Yeah. uh that this your your career you
18:32
you you've carved your own lane and you
18:34
you work with heavyweights on every
18:35
level and you continue to do so, but
18:37
also you you've been able to make some
18:39
what seem like great friendships, which
18:41
isn't always easy in this business,
18:44
right? And one one of the people I want
18:47
to speak to who just came on the show is
18:48
Tesha Campbell.
18:49
Love Tisha. I thought you going to say
18:51
that damn Sherry Shepard. Thank you. I
18:54
just talked this morning. She was
18:55
supposed to call me back. It's been two
18:56
hours.
18:56
Sher ain't called you back.
18:57
She ain't call me back. She was like,
18:58
I'm getting out the Uber. I'mma call you
19:00
back. She didn't call me back. Tisha
19:01
Campbell would have called me back.
19:04
Heard that.
19:06
Tisha's beautiful, man.
19:07
Is beautiful. Um, but how do you form
19:09
relationships in this business that you
19:11
know you can trust.
19:12
Well, that's the whole thing. You have
19:14
to be who you want in your life.
19:17
You have to be trustworthy.
19:19
You have to be a good friend. Now, I'm
19:20
not a great friend. This is thing
19:21
different. Being a great friend is
19:24
another thing that takes up a lot of
19:26
time. I have great friends. Yeah. I'm
19:28
not always a great friend. And I say
19:30
this that I'm not always calling. I'm
19:32
not always let's go out, let's do this
19:34
and that because I don't have the time.
19:36
But when you need me
19:38
and you pick up that phone, I'm going to
19:40
be there.
19:41
Uh I will make sure you know whatever's
19:44
going in your life. I try people there's
19:46
a lot of people passing away. I try to
19:48
make phone calls and send flowers and
19:51
always say thank you. Um, you know, so
19:55
you try to be a a a good friend, but
19:57
sometimes you can't. So, I think I just
20:00
try to be honest and um that's it, being
20:04
faithful to friends.
20:06
And I think the biggest deal is you got
20:09
to be there when they need you. When
20:11
there's heartbreak, when there's death,
20:13
or if they're going into the hospital,
20:15
there's sickness.
20:16
Yeah.
20:16
You got to show up.
20:17
You got to show up.
20:18
You got to show up. Have you been able
20:20
to forgive more easily as you've gotten
20:23
older?
20:24
First of all, you ain't going to just
20:25
jump in my ear. You ain't no way around
20:27
this table.
20:29
She looking at me. She looking at all of
20:31
us.
20:31
Y'all playing vanilla course games over
20:33
here. That's
20:34
my mouth wasn't even moving. I thought
20:36
she was just staring at my mouth.
20:37
Just little magic.
20:38
No way. Sway, get out. It's
20:40
so funny. Have I been able to forgive as
20:42
I've gotten older? Yes. Yes. you're
20:45
because you get mature
20:47
and you realize there's so many things
20:49
in life that are more important because
20:51
I have my niece uh staying with me she's
20:54
25 years old and I try to explain to her
20:56
she'll cry and she's like oh and you
20:58
know and my career and I was like you
21:01
just got off a Disney show are you
21:02
kidding me perspective when you get
21:06
older you've gone through so many things
21:08
in life smaller things don't mean
21:10
anything
21:11
and people and and what I realized maybe
21:14
I don't know in my 30s this is the
21:17
biggest lesson
21:20
this going to be horrible to say
21:21
okay
21:22
but every human being will disappoint
21:26
you I'm trying to tell you if you go
21:29
with that inc expectations in life you
21:33
take the heavy weight off of humans
21:36
I rely on God
21:39
and not even my dogs because they don't
21:40
run away and don't listen you know
21:44
What I have been you put so much trust
21:48
in a person I guarantee you
21:52
they are going to disappoint you some
21:55
way but take that off of they're human
21:59
it makes it easier to breathe and go
22:02
like okay got it because you will be
22:05
like that's my best friend they will
22:07
never and they will
22:10
and for whatever reason they make a
22:12
mistake ake you can either say I forgive
22:14
you and you know I let you back in or
22:17
whatever or you walk away but if you go
22:20
through saying you know what my brother
22:22
my mother you know my parents really I
22:24
will say they've never truly
22:26
disappointed but we think about small
22:28
things like I told my daddy I wanted a
22:30
class a class ring when I graduated he
22:32
told me I couldn't have it I still talk
22:33
to him he 91 years old I was like
22:35
remember that class ring I wanted I
22:37
didn't let it go but that's what I'm
22:38
saying we always put stuff on people But
22:42
if you can take that lesson and just say
22:45
they're human, they are going to it's
22:48
not bad. They're going to disappoint you
22:49
and it's not a bad thing, but they're
22:50
going to make a mistake. And I just
22:52
said, you know what? Only person I'm
22:53
going to trust is God. And that is it.
22:56
That's it. I then I can forgive and I
23:00
can move on because I've had some people
23:01
stab me in the back
23:04
bad and money, lost money and all kind
23:06
of stuff. Give example, please.
23:08
Give examples. What's what's a bad
23:10
stabbing in the back for you? You ain't
23:12
got to say names, but what do they do?
23:14
Wow. Okay, you can have a bad stabbing.
23:19
A couple of them, but uh let's say let's
23:22
say for example,
23:24
uh you have someone who you trust with
23:29
everything. Mhm.
23:30
You've given them your passcode, your
23:31
this and that and blah blah blah blah.
23:34
And then the next thing you know,
23:36
they just walk away. They walk away and
23:40
say, "You know what? I don't want to
23:41
deal deal with this anymore." And you're
23:43
like, "Okay, that's fine. That's what
23:44
you want to do."
23:45
And then you call and say, "But you
23:47
know, I need the
23:48
passcode to this and I I need those
23:50
pictures and I need the such and such."
23:52
And they say, "Talk to my attorney."
23:55
Oh,
23:56
wait. What?
23:56
Oh,
23:57
wait. You you you was my ride or die.
24:00
Are you
24:01
you looking like this this this devil?
24:04
This can't be.
24:06
But since I had been stabbed or hurt
24:08
years before that,
24:10
that one made me go like
24:13
they're human.
24:14
Yeah,
24:14
there's something wrong. Because
24:16
you you you see it
24:18
when people are walking past you talking
24:21
about uh you remember that movie Selena?
24:23
I was like, wait, what? They were like,
24:24
uh that's that lady. You know, people
24:26
are trying to tell you.
24:27
I see what you mean. Okay.
24:28
But we don't listen. You got to listen
24:30
to the people around you that just drop
24:32
nuggets.
24:33
Some people are haters, but some people
24:35
you got to be like,
24:36
and the thing is, you just have to have
24:39
safeguards.
24:40
And I'm such a believer that God got me.
24:43
I wasn't really I'm fine. Yeah.
24:45
And anything that you can really take
24:47
from me except for my child or life or
24:49
something like that. But any kind of of
24:52
of
24:53
property or money, I always feel like
24:56
I'm gonna get that back. And I do. I am
24:58
so blessed and always get blessed.
25:00
That that has never been like a thing. I
25:03
was like, you know what? If you say, you
25:06
know, people I've had people take money,
25:08
say they took $10,000 out my account.
25:11
Had another friend take like 17. This my
25:13
best. She went to the bank. Then the
25:14
bank was stupid. Said she was my sisterh
25:17
and she was taking out $1,000.
25:20
once a month, whatever. She got $17,000
25:22
out of my account.
25:23
Wow.
25:24
You know what I did? What?
25:25
This how God works.
25:27
I called my accountant. I was like, "Oh
25:30
my god." You know,
25:33
I can't believe she did that to me. And
25:36
my accountant was like, "How much was
25:37
it?" She was like, "Oh, you need that as
25:39
a write- off anyway. Look how
25:41
I got
25:42
I said, "What?"
25:44
She said, "Oh, that just saved you."
25:46
Wow.
25:47
Because it was a loss. I wrote it off
25:50
and it saved me.
25:51
Now what happened is she did that and
25:53
she lost a friend for life.
25:55
Yeah.
25:55
Never could speak to her again. Didn't
25:56
do anything. But you see how that works?
25:59
I see how that works.
26:00
You see how I just was like, "Oh,
26:02
you let it go and let God."
26:04
But say it sway.
26:05
You let it go and let God.
26:07
Come on.
26:08
And
26:08
you want me to cook something for you on
26:10
Wednesday?
26:10
On Wednesday. So I'll be here.
26:13
Give it up for Kim Whitley, y'all.
26:14
Congratulations on Happy Gilmore, too.
26:18
and much more success. Kim, hang out
26:20
with us, man. We in LA now. Anytime you
26:22
get a chance, stop by.
26:23
Anytime. Make sure. Yeah. Follow me on
26:25
social media. Tell the people and meet
26:27
uh my my Two Funny Mama's P podcast with
26:29
Sher Shepard.
26:30
Uh please uh
26:32
That's a funny podcast, too. Shout out
26:34
to Sher Shepard, too. Congratulations on
26:36
both of your success.
26:37
Thank you so much. What sign are you?
26:39
Dollar.
26:40
Damn.
26:40
Oh my.
26:45
He's a cancer. Follow her at kill
26:47
Whitley man. Sway the morning shave for
26:49
a f. You a cancer too.
26:50
Cancel Leo. What's your birthday? July
26:53
3rd.
26:54
You're a real cancer. I'm I'm July 21st.
26:56
I'mma cancel Leo. I will cry and then
26:59
cuss you out at the same time. Kim, it's
27:02
a pleasure to have you with us today.
27:03
All right. Take care. And that's Ken
27:05
Whitley, y'all.
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