Comedian Mojo Brookzz joins Angela Yee and the ladies of Lip Service for a conversation about cheating, dating, money and the unexpected consequences of life on the road. Mojo recalls discovering his college girlfriend's diary documenting everyone she slept with during their relationship, explains why he believes men should get their finances together before dating, and defends his three-week rule for moving on after a breakup.

Things get even wilder when Mojo shares the strip-club adventure that left him going home without underwear and recounts an encounter with a woman who allegedly sent him a fake ultrasound and showed up at multiple comedy shows. Plus, the ladies debate whether sex robots count as cheating, discuss lab-grown engagement rings, and get Mojo's perspective on spoiling women, fatherhood and his upcoming Netflix special, I Know You Lying!

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Claressa Shields joins Angela Yee, Just Pam, and Jordan Emanuel, for a candid conversation about life outside of the boxing ring.

Claressa opens up about cutting weight for her latest fight, the discipline behind her training, and why she feels more confident than ever in her career and personal life. She gets personal about her relationship with Papoose, why their connection felt different from the beginning, their sex life, trust, jealousy, marriage, proposals, prenups, finances, and learning how to embrace her softer side after spending so much of her life being strong for everyone else.

She also addresses trolls and criticism online, explains why she sometimes struggles to bite her tongue, discusses mixing business and relationships, and shares how Papoose has supported her both personally and professionally.

Plus, Claressa breaks down her upcoming Zeus competition show, potential future opponents, her dream of headlining Barclays Center, and what she wants the next chapter of her career and family life to look like.

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Dancehall legend Beenie Man joins Angela Yee, Jordy, and Just Pam for a hilarious and unfiltered episode of Lip Service! Beenie Man celebrates his number one album, breaks down why he stopped drinking before performing, and explains why knowing when to leave that “fourth drink” behind can make all the difference when it’s time to go home with your woman.

He opens up about his relationship with his fiancée, why he calls her his backbone, what makes their relationship work, and why he needs a strong woman by his side. Beenie also clears up the controversy surrounding his clothing, weighs in on friendships between men and women, and shares his thoughts on how relationships have shaped him.

Things take a hilarious turn when the ladies completely misinterpret “Marijuana Kutchie” as “Marijuana Coochie,” leading to an unexpected breakdown of the song. Beenie also gets candid about modern dancehall beef, why artists need to settle clashes face-to-face instead of arguing online, and what younger artists can learn from the genre’s legends.

Plus, Beenie gives his take on men providing in relationships, cosmetic enhancement, bedroom performance, and much more. Enjoy!

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Lyrikal and Mickael Marabou join Angela Yee and the Lip Service crew for a conversation rooted in Caribbean culture, sex, relationships, music, and everything in between. They break down why sex can still be such a taboo topic in Caribbean households despite how sensual the music and dancing may seem, and explain why Carnival culture is often misunderstood by people on the outside.

The conversation gets into dating entertainers, jealousy, boundaries, and knowing what comes with your partner’s lifestyle. Lyrikal shares how he balances performing with respecting his relationships, while the crew debates whether jealousy has any place when you’re dating someone in entertainment.

They also discuss bridging the gap between Afro-Caribbean sounds, the challenges Haitian artists face breaking into the mainstream, and the importance of exposing audiences to Caribbean cultures beyond what they already know. Of course, things get competitive when the crew debates which Caribbean country has the best food and whether Jamaican culture’s global dominance means it’s actually the best—or simply the best marketed.

Later, the crew weighs in on loyalty, friendship, betrayal, and whether you can remain cool with someone who crossed one of your close friends. From Carnival and culture to love, loyalty, music, and relationships, this episode brings plenty of Caribbean pride—and plenty to debate.

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Luenell joins Angela Yee, GiGi Maguire, Jordy, and Akeem Woods for a hilarious and unfiltered episode of Lip Service! Luenell opens up about turning her 15-year friendship with Al B. Sure! into a relationship, why she’s proudly letting everyone know she’s taken, and how he’s teaching her to be a little more discreet.

She also gets candid about her past relationships, why going days without communication is an automatic dealbreaker, her history of cheating, and one disastrous moment when a boyfriend accidentally overheard her talking about another man. Luenell also shares the shocking way she discovered a man she dated had appeared in gay porn.

Plus, Luenell discusses making history with her Las Vegas residency, Samuel L. Jackson randomly pulling up to one of her comedy shows, her dream of hosting her own talk show, wanting Michelle Obama as a guest, refusing to water down her upcoming book, Love Island, bedroom boundaries, and much more.

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Reesa Teesa joins Angela Yee, Jordy, and Akeem Woods for a candid conversation about life after her viral 50-part “Who TF Did I Marry?” series and the experiences that inspired her book.

Reesa opens up about the mental toll of going viral, the criticism that came with sharing such a vulnerable story, and why she now believes everybody wants to go viral until it’s time to pay the “viral tax.” She also reflects on the pressure she once felt to get married and have children, how that urgency influenced some of her relationship decisions, and why she had to learn there are worse things than being single.

The conversation gets into the men behind the codenames in her book, including Beavis, a man she deeply loved despite their lack of sexual compatibility, and Legion, who Reesa says admitted marriage was the only way he believed he could keep her. She also discusses dating as a plus-size woman, being desired privately but not always loved publicly, and reaching a point where she refuses to change herself just to be chosen.

Reesa also explains why dating apps are completely off the table, why trust now has to be earned, and how her approach to relationships has changed after everything she experienced. Plus, she talks about adapting her story for television, serving as an executive producer, being involved in the writers’ room, and making sure Hollywood can add its own “seasoning” without completely taking her story out of her hands.

From sex and self-worth to marriage, healing, dating, body image, fame, and learning to choose herself, Reesa Teesa keeps it just as transparent as the story that made millions of people tune in.

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Laila Odom and Birgundi Baker join the ladies of Lip Service for an episode filled with dating confessions, relationship dealbreakers, career breakthroughs, and some unforgettable stories.

Laila addresses the backlash she received for admitting she prefers dating men overseas, opens up about her experience with dating apps and long-distance relationships, and reveals the petty moment that helped end one of her relationships. She also breaks down what she’s looking for in a husband and why any man interested in her needs to make his intentions known himself.

Birgundi reflects on spending eight seasons on The Chi, the emotional weight of portraying Keisha’s kidnapping storyline, and how the role led to meaningful work surrounding missing Black women and girls. She also opens up about transitioning fully into music, motherhood, co-parenting, and a past relationship she believes fell apart because her partner struggled with her success.

Things get even crazier when Birgundi reveals why she once accepted a public proposal despite knowing she didn’t want to get married. The ladies also debate sexual compatibility, whether women are better at hiding cheating, covering for your friends, getting back with an ex, marriage, and much more.

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Saucy Santana returns to Lip Service for a hilarious, unfiltered conversation about his latest hit “Quiet on the Creek,” making millions on TikTok Live, navigating relationships in the public eye, and why he refuses to go from “first class to coach.”

Santana breaks down how “Quiet on the Creek” went from an idea he wasn’t even taking seriously to a viral hit, reveals how much money he’s made battling on TikTok Live, and gets candid about why some of his biggest records have come while operating independently. He also reflects on signing to a major label, the challenges of staying true to himself in the music industry, and what he learned from watching artists like Sexyy Red succeed by refusing to conform.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Lip Service without getting into his love and sex life. Santana clears up where things currently stand with his ex, explains why he’ll never accept being put “on the roster,” shares his rules when it comes to relationships without titles, and gets VERY candid about intimacy, attraction, and some of his wildest sexual experiences.

He also opens up about his close friendship with Yung Miami and being there for her during difficult moments, his relationship with Cardi B, potential “Quiet on the Creek” remix features, and the importance of having genuine people around him as his career continues to grow.

Plus, Santana addresses some of the viral conversations and controversy surrounding him head-on, explains what “Quiet on the Creek” actually means, and makes it clear that he’s not letting the internet take away from what he believes is a major moment in his career.

From money and music to friendship, relationships, sex, and internet drama, Saucy Santana holds nothing back in this episode of Lip Service.

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Nino Paid and Hurricane Wisdom join Angela Yee and Jordy Joe for an unpredictable episode of Lip Service. The conversation starts with whether men are the real gold diggers before the guys discuss women holding them down, the nicest gifts they have purchased and whether they have ever truly been in love.

Things quickly escalate when Angela searches Hurricane Wisdom’s phone, uncovers his private messages and questions the guys about recycled explicit pictures, filming intimate moments and getting caught cheating. Nino also explains why he considers himself a “bad b*tch fumbler,” admits that he unintentionally love bombs women and reveals how quickly his feelings can disappear.

The crew also gets into catfishing, posting relationships online, being a side piece, questionable credit scores, bedroom confessions and an increasingly reckless round of Lip Service Roulette. Nino and Hurricane also reflect on their journeys, success and the dreams they had before becoming established artists.

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Lil Rel Howery and Karlous Miller pull up to Lip Service for an unfiltered conversation about modern dating, relationships, and everything in between. They debate whether people really lose themselves in relationships, if men should be more open about not always being in the mood for sex, and whether dating someone within your friend group is ever worth the risk.

The laughs continue as the conversation shifts to dating apps, Raya, celebrity relationships, exes, and the pros and cons of dating another comedian. Lil Rel also shares eerie stories from filming Haunted Heist, sparking a hilarious discussion about ghosts, horror movies, and paranormal experiences. From relationship red flags to comedy and creepy encounters, this episode delivers plenty of laughs, honest conversations, and unforgettable stories.

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Angela Yee, Akeem Woods, and Jordy Jor have an honest conversation about sexual health, the importance of routine STI testing, and why PrEP is a powerful tool in HIV prevention. They discuss breaking the stigma around sexual wellness, protecting yourself and your partners, and why taking control of your health should never be taboo.

This episode is sponsored by Care for the Culture from Gilead Sciences, encouraging everyone to stay informed, get tested, and take charge of their sexual health.

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