“I’ve heard Bill Maher twice now when referencing Obama, [sic] he’s like ‘yeah, with your Wayne Brady’ — it’s a diss to Obama to be called me,” Brady explained to Tyler, noting that Maher wanted a “brother brother.” Accusing Maher of only having the “particular black experience” of “f*ck[ing] black hookers,” he explained that he did not confront Maher usually because “if I would have gone on his show or even doing it online, I’m not going to win, he still has his platform.”
Brady explained that he wouldn’t actually do this “because I’d get sued and lose my house and it’s not worth it for me, but the black man part of me would be so satisfied to slap the sh*t out of him in front of Coco and Ebony and Fox, the three ladies of the night that he has hired.”
Tyler pointed out, though, that even if his name is being attached to negativity, he’s keeping Brady relevant.
