In a recent live YouTube podcast episode titled The Corey Holcomb 5150 Show, which was published on Tuesday, January 23, comedian, radio host, podcaster, and actor Corey Holcomb made waves for referring to his daughter as a “b*tch.”
“If you ain’t good, as a person, no matter who you are, I have a cutoff switch God blessed me with, to say f*ck you motherf*cker. I don’t give a f*ck if it’s my kid…I’ll go make another daughter,” Holcomb said while talking about this generation of kids.
The Chicagoan, who currently resides in Los Angeles, also related how his wife had instructed him to “watch that little b*tch” when their daughter mentioned that she didn’t like him.
The Half & Half actor also added that he didn’t care if his children thought he was a “villain” or that he had done them “wrong,” and that they should stay away from him because their relationship with their mother was completely personal and they had no say in it.
In closing, Corey Holcomb explained that although he had raised his daughter with affection, she had turned out to be sh*t. He also made it clear that he was unique and didn’t require his daughter’s approval. In addition, he berated parents for allowing their children to “run over you.”
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Following the comments, Holcomb received online criticism over the choice of words on the younger generation and calling out his daughter while making derogatory remarks.
@SaintDavidII wrote: “I can go make another daughter. No wonder he failed as a partner and parent. This is disgusting”.
@jordanlauren also noted: “to blatantly disrespect & publicly embarrass your daughter, who you just said was brought up by her mother meaning you had no real influence & upset bc she asks you to provide as her father &in return you give her a fuck you & call her a bitch says more abt you as a dad than her”.
Following a protracted courtship, Corey and Maya Holcomb were married in 2010 and have three children together. Aaryn Holcomb, his first child, is an actress and comedian who has starred in numerous TV series and motion pictures, including The Bobby Brown Story and Wild ‘N Out.