TK Kirkland on Calling Kanye a "Bi**h": Young People Need a Better Role Model
July 24, 2016
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as posted by the channelSince our last interview with TK Kirkland, the comedian told us that his life has changed. He revealed that people were feeling what he was saying during his interview, which led to a book deal, podcast, and an increase in his bookings.
During our most recent sit-down he shared his thoughts on Birdman's infamous Breakfast Club interview, where he demanded the radio hosts put some respect on his name. TK said that at first he was embarrassed for Birdman, but he later thought about the situation and he feels that the Cash Money CEO deserves to have respect put on his name. He explained that Birdman has outlasted all of the label heads that came out at the same time as him, and TK added that Birdman has racked up many respectable accolades over the years.
Towards the end of the clip TK opened up about calling Kanye a "b****" during his Tax Season interview, and the comedian told us that he believes that Kanye needs to stop lying and be a better role model for the younger generation. To hear more of what TK had to say about Kanye, hit the above clip.
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