Hey, Wiz, how are you?
[INAUDIBLE] How are you doing?
I'm very happy to see you.
You know, they asked me if I would host Ellen,
and then they asked me who I wanted to interview
and who I hadn't seen in a long time.
And I was like, you know who I want to see?
Wiz Khalifa.
Boom.
Because the last time we saw each other, Wiz,
we had a pretty funny night together.
Do you remember this?
Yeah, I was at your house.
OK, well, that's a good start.
That's true.
We were filming a dinner party for one of my TV shows,
and we had a group of people at the dinner table.
Who was there?
It was you, me, Jill.
Jill Scott and the homie from Imagine Dragons.
Dan Reynolds, the lead singer from Imagine Dragons.
Yeah, Dan Reynolds, that's who it was.
And Shania Twain was there, too, because we lit up a doobie
at the end of the dinner.
Well, you did, and Jill did, right?
Yeah, it was like in the middle of the dinner.
Well, yeah, the dinner started to get a little bit
of a slow bump, right?
And it was getting a--
it was slowing down.
Yeah, naturally, in the middle of dinner,
I got to line up to get my appetite back
going so that's what I would do anyway.
Right, so we were smoking joint.
Shania Twain didn't want to partake
because she's a country singer, I guess, and so
she didn't want any.
And we started to get-- and I guess
Dan Reynolds, the lead singer from Imagine Dragons,
didn't have a lot of experience smoking weed.
And my house is all glass.
There's glass everywhere.
So he got up to ask to go to the bathroom
or he said, I'm going to the bathroom.
And then he walked straight into my glass door
and ricocheted off.
But the expression that I will never
forget which was the funniest, and I still think about it
to this day, where you looked over saw him in his head
and went ha ha.
I had to, man.
I was really worried about his safety,
but I don't think it came across that way, though.
Well, some people, Wiz, when they're
worried about other people, they laugh out of nervousness.
So maybe that was what you were doing.
That might have been what it was.
I might have one of those reactions.
That's right.
So wait, tell me about your son.
I know he's been home.
Have you been home schooling him?
Well, I mean, I feel everybody's been at home with their kids
doing the whole Zoom school thing
and trying to keep everybody safe until COVID clears up.
But yeah, man, my son, he just turned eight years old.
And this was his second year in lower school,
so he's in second grade.
And it was fun.
It's been a lot of fun.
It's been as test.
It's been good.
Me working on one computer and him
working on another computer.
And I'm trying to keep him from asking Siri for the answers
and stuff like that, so it's cool to see his little mind
work and actually be in the classroom with him.
It's cool.
I like it.
I like the visual of you and your son working side by side
in a cubicle in your house.
I mean, who would have thought, right?
No, no, who would have thought?
That's so cute.
And also, the thing that I feel like about having kids
is that there's so much pressure to actually end up
having to explain and teach them things, which
is what prevented me from having children,
one of the 50 reasons.
But when the COVID happened and everybody
had to stay home with their kids and start home schooling them,
I'm like, this is exactly what I feared
when I was thinking about having children, so it's coming true.
My mom just called me, crying, the other day.
I'm in my 30's, and she's still scared.
So it's definitely a lot on the parents and the kids as well.
But I feel in another way, too, just
give them something else to get over in another story
to tell down the road.
So I'll keep having babies.
You just chill out, all right?
Well said, Wiz, well said.
Let me ask you.
Can you tell us about show Duncanville?
Yeah, man, it's been really fun.
This is the second season.
The first season I was on just as a guest, and my character,
they loved it so much that they brought me
back as actual character on the show.
And it's been really fun working with the whole cast.
His name is Mr. Midge.
He's like the cool counselor/homies.
He's just the cool of the show, and it's
fun to be able to bring that and have a good time doing
something new.
I love being able to just use my voice in different ways.
And cartoons are one of my favorite things
as well, so it's really good to be a part of that.
Well, I bet they are.
I bet cartoons are one of your favorite things.
Naturally, right?
Yeah.
Thank you, Wiz, Duncanville airs Monday nights on Fox.
We'll be back.