Transcript (en)

Don't ever do that again. But I sit and I haven't seen a therapist yet, but I have contemplated it because I deal with, as we all do, childhood trauma. Now what's the biggest childhood trauma that bothers you? You want to know? Yes, sir. I don't even know if I can say this and y'all gonna laugh at me. I'm not gonna laugh at you. I promise you we're not gonna laugh. When I grew up, right? And I remember. No, I'm not laughing at you. That's so foul, man. That's just the way you started, man. Your voice cracking for no reason. The man said he's having a problem. I'm serious, I'm serious. No, my God, that's my, um, who talks like that? Master P. That's right. He talked like . No, Birdman, Birdman. Everybody, a lot of people from New Orleans talk like that. Okay, all jokes aside. My childhood trauma, it comes from when I grew up.