All month long we've been partnering with Ulta Beauty
to raise awareness for breast cancer research.
For every person that gets dunked,
they will donate $10,000.
[MUSIC - CIARA, "DOSE"]
(SINGING) [INAUDIBLE]
[CHEERING]
(SINGING) [INAUDIBLE].
Promise that I make you lie.
Promise I know what you like.
Uh, uh, [INAUDIBLE].
Put it-- put it-- put it down.
[INAUDIBLE]
Just get back up again [INAUDIBLE]..
Just get back up again.
I don't--
I'll have to count.
I don't look silly, do I?
No, no.
(SINGING) Just get back up again.
[INAUDIBLE]
All right, this is getting where you'll never
show this on television.
You were going to do push ups and there's
going to be a plate of mashed potatoes on the floor,
and you're going to take a bite every time
you get close to the plate.
[CHEERING]
(SINGING) [INAUDIBLE] trust me boy [INAUDIBLE]..
Since were raising money for breast cancer awareness
this month, if we complete the demo,
Ulta Beauty will donate $10,000 towards breast cancer research.
We take the flower, and we put it in the dough.
And just like that into the dough!
[LAUGHTER]
I like to put my whole body into it.
What I like to do--
[LAUGHTER]
Uh, OK, like a DJ almost.
You were diagnosed-- it was ovarian cancer, is that right?
Yes.
OK, when did you then discover you had breast cancer?
My mom was diagnosed in March of 2014.
And then I was diagnosed in August.
My mom and I actually carpooled to chemo together,
and we had treatment across the hall.
And when I lost my hair, she already had her hair gone.
And it was like-- it was somewhat comforting.
You were comforting because in her chemo room,
they have the TV set up there just as a distraction.
And you were the best.
You always made us laugh.
We always looked forward to you.
It was something we always looked forward
to every time [INAUDIBLE].
We really did.
It was like the bright spot of our day.
I just want to say thank you because for five years
you'd be my chemo buddy every night.
And you've helped me go to sleep with a laugh.
And I just thank you from the bottom of my heart.
[MUSIC - PINK, "JUST LIKE FIRE"]
(SINGING) Just like fire burning out the way.
You just went through something very, very serious.
I don't think anybody knows about this.
Yeah, I had breast cancer.
So you made the decision to--
Have a bilateral mastectomy.
I had both breasts removed.
And that's why I was like, I don't know.
Should we talk about it or what?
Because man, I mean, how many things could I have-- black,
lesbian, and--
[LAUGHTER]
And I'm like, I can't be the poster child for everything,
you know?
[LAUGHTER]
And--
I am going to challenge all of my guests
to make a better entrance than Jessica Biel, who was amazing.
For each guest that makes a cool entrance this month,
Ulta Beauty will make a donation to breast cancer research.
[MUSIC - PINK, "JUST LIKE FIRE"]
(SINGING) Just like fire burning out the way.
For that I give you $10,000.
Yeah!
[INAUDIBLE]
(SINGING) Watch this madness colorful charade.
No one can be just like me anywhere.
Just like--
That deserves $30,000.
Woo!
(SINGING) [INAUDIBLE] I'mma disappear when they come--
You were diagnosed in 2007, is that right?
I like to say I'm the class of 2007.
Uh-huh.
When you think all the money that's been raised,
of all the research that's being done,
and just the advances since I was diagnosed, I cannot wait.
And it's going to happen.
It's going to happen.
We're going to go, remember when people got cancer?
Remember when people talked about cancer?
Remember they would have a month about that?
Yeah.
It's going to be in our rear view mirror.
It has to be.
[APPLAUSE]