In this special rewind episode of Club Shay Shay, revisit some of Shannon's favorite segments from the show so far. Today, the first-ever episode of Club Shay Shay, featuring Shannon's brother, Sterling.



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In this special rewind episode of Club Shay Shay, revisit some of Shannon's favorite segments from the show so far. Today, the first-ever episode of Club Shay Shay, featuring Shannon's brother, Sterling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

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In this special rewind episode of Club Shay Shay, revisit some of Shannon's favorite segments from the show so far.

REWIND: Sterling Sharpe makes a case for why he should be in the Hall of Fame

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Sits down with viral comedian and Emmy Award-winning creator Mojo Brookzz for an unfiltered discussion on relationships, accountability, and modern dating dynamics.

The conversation opens with a debate around traditional expectations—whether men should provide financially without commitment and whether women should fulfill traditional roles without marriage. Mojo challenges the imbalance, emphasizing that relationships should be rooted in reciprocity, not obligation.

Mojo then shares the origin of his viral catchphrase “I know you f***ing lyin,” explaining how real-life moments shaped his comedic voice. He breaks down how his “toxic” skits are intentionally exaggerated to reflect real behaviors in relationships, holding a mirror up to both men and women. His goal isn’t just comedy—it’s awareness, helping people recognize patterns they may ignore in real life.

As the discussion deepens, he highlights a major issue in dating: lack of communication. He argues that most relationship problems don’t stem from money or infidelity, but from unspoken expectations. When partners fail to clearly express what they want, it creates confusion, resentment, and conflict. Accountability becomes a key theme, with him stressing that relationships cannot grow unless both people take responsibility for their actions instead of shifting blame.

The conversation also explores double standards in dating, including cheating, forgiveness, and emotional responses. He shares his perspective that women tend to be more forgiving, while men often struggle with ego when faced with betrayal. He also reflects on how modern dating—especially in the social media era—has changed the way people approach relationships, accountability, and loyalty.

Co-parenting and boundaries are another major focus, particularly when it comes to navigating relationships with a child’s mother. Mojo speaks on the importance of not creating false hope and being honest about intentions, encouraging men to let go if they cannot provide the relationship their partner truly wants. He also shares his stance on parenting, including waiting a significant amount of time before introducing new partners to children and maintaining a stable environment.

Blending humor with honesty, Mojo Brookzz delivers a raw and relatable perspective on love, mistakes, growth, and the realities of modern relationships.

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Sits down with viral comedian and Emmy Award-winning creator Mojo Brookzz for an unfiltered discussion on relationships, accountability, and modern dating dynamics.
The conversation opens with a debate around traditional expectations&mdash;whether men should provide financially without commitment and whether women should fulfill traditional roles without marriage. Mojo challenges the imbalance, emphasizing that relationships should be rooted in reciprocity, not obligation.
Mojo then shares the origin of his viral catchphrase &ldquo;I know you f***ing lyin,&rdquo; explaining how real-life moments shaped his comedic voice. He breaks down how his &ldquo;toxic&rdquo; skits are intentionally exaggerated to reflect real behaviors in relationships, holding a mirror up to both men and women. His goal isn&rsquo;t just comedy&mdash;it&rsquo;s awareness, helping people recognize patterns they may ignore in real life.
As the discussion deepens, he highlights a major issue in dating: lack of communication. He argues that most relationship problems don&rsquo;t stem from money or infidelity, but from unspoken expectations. When partners fail to clearly express what they want, it creates confusion, resentment, and conflict. Accountability becomes a key theme, with him stressing that relationships cannot grow unless both people take responsibility for their actions instead of shifting blame.
The conversation also explores double standards in dating, including cheating, forgiveness, and emotional responses. He shares his perspective that women tend to be more forgiving, while men often struggle with ego when faced with betrayal. He also reflects on how modern dating&mdash;especially in the social media era&mdash;has changed the way people approach relationships, accountability, and loyalty.
Co-parenting and boundaries are another major focus, particularly when it comes to navigating relationships with a child&rsquo;s mother. Mojo speaks on the importance of not creating false hope and being honest about intentions, encouraging men to let go if they cannot provide the relationship their partner truly wants. He also shares his stance on parenting, including waiting a significant amount of time before introducing new partners to children and maintaining a stable environment.
Blending humor with honesty, Mojo Brookzz delivers a raw and relatable perspective on love, mistakes, growth, and the realities of modern relationships.

Club Shay Shay - Mojo Brookzz Part 2

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Club Shay Shay - Mojo Brookzz Part 1

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Jimmy O. Yang sits down for a hilarious and insightful conversation that traces his journey from Hong Kong to Hollywood success. He opens with his unfiltered take on travel, food, and why Hong Kong deserves more global attention, highlighting its world-class cuisine, fusion culture, and international appeal.

Jimmy reflects on his breakout role in Crazy Rich Asians, sharing how persistence, a single audition, and support from his team helped him land the scene-stealing role of Bernard Tai. He reveals behind-the-scenes moments, from improvising key scenes to influencing wardrobe choices that made his character unforgettable. He also recalls working alongside cast members like Awkwafina, Gemma Chan, Henry Golding, Constance Wu, Nico Santos, Ronny Chieng, and Chris Pang, describing the experience as creatively and culturally transformative.

The conversation dives into his comedy roots, including how improvisation—something even legends like Robert De Niro embrace—shaped his acting style. Jimmy explains that playing over-the-top characters comes from letting go of control and trusting the moment.

He shares personal stories about growing up in Hong Kong, cultural traditions like red envelopes during Chinese New Year, and how early exposure to money management shaped his financial mindset. Jimmy contrasts Eastern and Western attitudes toward money, success, and lifestyle with humor and honesty.

From there, he opens up about his early struggles in America—learning English by watching BET’s Comic View and Rap City, navigating cultural differences, and finding his place in a diverse environment. He reflects on identity, assimilation, and the challenges of being seen as “foreign,” even within his own community.

Jimmy also recounts his unconventional path to comedy, including working as a strip club DJ, selling used cars, and grinding through open mics in Los Angeles before landing roles on Silicon Valley. Along the way, he draws inspiration from comedians like Dave Chappelle and George Lopez, while also acknowledging Asian pioneers such as Bobby Lee, Ken Jeong, Margaret Cho, and Yao Ming, who helped pave the way.

The episode also explores representation in media, stereotypes, and authenticity, referencing conversations around actors like Peter Dinklage. Jimmy explains why he embraces his background—including accents—while pushing for more nuanced portrayals of Asian characters in Hollywood.

Throughout the conversation, Jimmy blends sharp humor with real-life experiences, offering a candid look at the grind behind success, the immigrant experience, and the evolving landscape of comedy and entertainment.

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Jimmy O. Yang sits down for a hilarious and insightful conversation that traces his journey from Hong Kong to Hollywood success. He opens with his unfiltered take on travel, food, and why Hong Kong deserves more global attention, highlighting its world-class cuisine, fusion culture, and international appeal.
Jimmy reflects on his breakout role in Crazy Rich Asians, sharing how persistence, a single audition, and support from his team helped him land the scene-stealing role of Bernard Tai. He reveals behind-the-scenes moments, from improvising key scenes to influencing wardrobe choices that made his character unforgettable. He also recalls working alongside cast members like Awkwafina, Gemma Chan, Henry Golding, Constance Wu, Nico Santos, Ronny Chieng, and Chris Pang, describing the experience as creatively and culturally transformative.
The conversation dives into his comedy roots, including how improvisation&mdash;something even legends like Robert De Niro embrace&mdash;shaped his acting style. Jimmy explains that playing over-the-top characters comes from letting go of control and trusting the moment.
He shares personal stories about growing up in Hong Kong, cultural traditions like red envelopes during Chinese New Year, and how early exposure to money management shaped his financial mindset. Jimmy contrasts Eastern and Western attitudes toward money, success, and lifestyle with humor and honesty.
From there, he opens up about his early struggles in America&mdash;learning English by watching BET&rsquo;s Comic View and Rap City, navigating cultural differences, and finding his place in a diverse environment. He reflects on identity, assimilation, and the challenges of being seen as &ldquo;foreign,&rdquo; even within his own community.
Jimmy also recounts his unconventional path to comedy, including working as a strip club DJ, selling used cars, and grinding through open mics in Los Angeles before landing roles on Silicon Valley. Along the way, he draws inspiration from comedians like Dave Chappelle and George Lopez, while also acknowledging Asian pioneers such as Bobby Lee, Ken Jeong, Margaret Cho, and Yao Ming, who helped pave the way.
The episode also explores representation in media, stereotypes, and authenticity, referencing conversations around actors like Peter Dinklage. Jimmy explains why he embraces his background&mdash;including accents&mdash;while pushing for more nuanced portrayals of Asian characters in Hollywood.
Throughout the conversation, Jimmy blends sharp humor with real-life experiences, offering a candid look at the grind behind success, the immigrant experience, and the evolving landscape of comedy and entertainment.

Club Shay Shay - Jimmy O. Yang Part 2

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REWIND: Sterling Sharpe makes a case for why he should be in the Hall of Fame

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