Platinum selling rapper Trick Daddy recently finished taping a cooking show pilot for MTV. And while the Miami native welcomed the invitation to participate in the show, he said he wasn’t about to slave over a hot stove without a full season’s commitment from MTV. “They wanted me to cook all my dishes,” Trick Daddy told AllHipHop.com. “I’m like, How am I gonna cook all my dishes? Then if I have a show I’ma run out of sh*t to do.” So Trick, who previously displayed his cooking skills during an episode of MTV Cribs, will limit his initial culinary output to a couple of specialties. “I’ll cook you two dishes and then you lay ‘round for next time up,” he said. “So if they like it, we gonna go from there.” If the show is picked up, the rapper said he would invite his peers to participate with him on the program. “I’ll probably have a lot of rap cats come on up,” said Trick. “You know a lot of n*ggas think they know how to cook. I’ma show you how n*ggas f*ck up and burn eggs. And have the shells in them.” Although Trick specializes in an array of entrees, one item viewers won’t see him prepare is “chitlins.” The Southern rapper is adamantly opposed to cooking chitterlings as they are otherwise known. And it has nothing to do with the contents, but rather the smell. “I cook anything but chitlins,” he said. “Because chitlins smell like a dirty ass.”
Platinum selling
rapper Trick Daddy recently finished taping a cooking show pilot for MTV.
And while the Miami
native welcomed the invitation to participate in the show, he said he wasn’t
about to slave over a hot stove without a full season’s commitment from
MTV.
“They wanted
me to cook all my dishes,” Trick Daddy told AllHipHop.com. “I’m
like, How am I gonna cook all my dishes? Then if I have a show I’ma run
out of sh*t to do.”
So Trick, who previously
displayed his cooking skills during an episode of MTV Cribs, will limit his
initial culinary output to a couple of specialties.
“I’ll
cook you two dishes and then you lay ‘round for next time up,” he
said. “So if they like it, we gonna go from there.”
If the show is
picked up, the rapper said he would invite his peers to participate with him
on the program.
“I’ll
probably have a lot of rap cats come on up,” said Trick. “You know
a lot of n*ggas think they know how to cook. I’ma show you how n*ggas
f*ck up and burn eggs. And have the shells in them.”
Although Trick
specializes in an array of entrees, one item viewers won’t see him prepare
is “chitlins.”
The Southern rapper
is adamantly opposed to cooking chitterlings as they are otherwise known. And
it has nothing to do with the contents, but rather the smell.
“I cook anything
but chitlins,” he said. “Because chitlins smell like a dirty ass.”
