- What's up with you? - Long time no see, girl.
- What'd you do for New Years?
I--oh, you went to Jamaica, right?
[in Jamaican accent] - I went to Jamaica, man.
Everything was irie.
That's how they talk in Jamaica,
just in case, know Patois.
- Is that-- is that the new place to go now?
- It might be the new place for me.
It was fantastic.
We went to Goldeneye, me and some friends.
And this is where Ian Fleming wrote all the James Bond books.
- Mm-hmm.
- So it was kinda a little nostalgic,
but--but it was small, and it's quiet.
And I usually turn way, way, way up--
- I know. - For New Years.
So it was a kinda turn down, chill,
relaxing sort of New Years.
And then I'm sitting there for dinner,
and I look across the bar, and I'm like,
"Is that Jimmy Fallon?"
It was Jimmy Fallon.
So I'm like, "Jimmy!" And we just looked like
two puppies who hadn't seen each other.
We're just like wagging each other.
Like we didn't just see each other about Thanksgiving,
but we're so excited so--
he's walking around with-- playing Michael Jackson
on a box on a little Bose speaker
jumping up on people's tables.
Jimmy is the best. I love you--love you, Jimmy.
- Yeah, he's, uh-- he's not shy.
- Not at all. - No.
- Not at all, he was the comic relief.
- Was there not music playing in the bar?
Why did he have his own music?
- Because Jimmy does what Jimmies do.
And he gotta keep it right, you know.
He can't let it slip during the holidays.
So he makes--he has to keep his Jimmy going.
You know, so-- - Wow.
- No, I--we just were sitting there.
We just heard laughter from some table.
and then we heard Michael Jackson--
people singing Michael Jackson, and then we see Jimmy.
And then he tells me one of our friends had a baby
who's like one year old.
Jimmy had on the exact same outfit as the--as the baby.
So he got up on the table and was dancing with this baby,
who had on the same polo shirt same shorts,
and the same pair of Vans--
the same sneakers as an adult man.
It was hilarious. - That's crazy.
- That's Jimmy. - That's hilarious
well that--that he would be dressed like a baby.
I mean-- - I know, right?
- It's "The Rap Game" and it's on Lifetime, right?
- Fridays at 10:00 it's on, so you gotta check it out.
It's so exciting. - Explain what the--
I mean, it's--it's obvious, but explain what it is.
- Well, it's kinda a rap competition.
All these kids have developed, like, huge followings
on Twitter or--or Instagram, posting videos.
I mean, some of them have millions and millions of views,
but now it's time to get into the real rap game,
the real business of the business.
So we got Jermaine Dupri,
one of our friends for many years
to kinda be the head honcho of this thing.
He's--he's the one who brought you Da Brat,
Bow Wow, and, uh, Kriss Kross, and worked with TLC.
I mean, everybody you name it in Atlanta.
So, it's gonna be fun to watch
how these kids really follow this dream.
- Yeah, it's really interesting.
Uh, Lil Poopy needs to change his name.
- You know, I've been thinking--
his name is Lil Poopy, and he is so cute.
- He's cute, but he needs to change that name.
- And I've been trying to think how can Poopy pay off?
I mean, does Poop pay over time? - No.
- I can't see a way out of that bag.
- He can't grow up and be Big Poopy either.
[laughter]
- You can be The Big Poop, or no, not very good.
- No, you don't want to be Lil Poopy.
You don't want to be Big Poopy.
His name is Luis, and he should be called Luis.
- But if he graduates to the grown-up version of Poopy,
then-- - Mm-mm.
- That's not gonna work either. - Nope, nope.
Not good. - Only on cable.
- Yeah, anyway, it's an interesting show.
Um, you brought something out 'cause Marlon Wayans is here.
He's coming out soon.
Is this to be left here for him to see?
- Well, yes, I thought it was-- I'm--
Marlon and I are the dearest of friends.
[laughter]
But, you know, there are times--
and, if you watch "The Rap Game,"
which you will see, there's times you gotta go
toe to toe. And my boy LL Cool J
has this little show called "Lip Sync Battle,"
and unfortunately he paired up Marlon and I.
- Mm-hmm. - Great friends,
great, great friends.
So I had to, like, do him dirty and win "Lip Sync Battle,"
so I thought I'd bring the belt.
[cheers and applause]
The belt!
Because I don't want any discrepancies.
- All right.
- I-I love--I love Marlon, but I think he needs--
you know, he's so accomplished, but he might need
something still to strive for.
- All right. - So you leave that for him.
It says "Queen Latifah, Lip Sync Champion."
- All right, well, I'll leave that for him.
[cheers and applause]
- That's me dropping the mic. - Yeah.
- Such a dropper.