Marsha Ambrosius Talks Being A Side Chick, Mistaking an Orgasm for a Stroke & Almost Falling For A Groupie

We could write a long intro about the epic and raunchiness of Marsha Ambrosius‘ Breakfast Club interview but Charlamagne said it best:

Marsha Ambrosius stops by “The Breakfast Club” to discuss her new album “Friends & Lovers” speaks on her relationship with Dr.Dre, why things didn’t work at Aftermath, why it will probably never be a Floetry reunion, why Adele wins more than someone like her, being dickmatized, putting all her experiences with men good or bad in music, squirting, doing 69?s, being a lesbian, fucking fans and much more!!!

Outside of being a very talented singer, she’s also being very honest. Getting straight to her situational music, she opens up about how her crazy escapades lead to her musical inspiration.

The Breakfast Club: You’ve written songs about finding out you were the other women, has that happened to you?

“Shoes,” one from Late Night Early Morning, that next morning when I woke up, it was with someone I shouldn’t have been with only because the D was good.

The Breakfast Club: So you were the side chick?

Absolutely, unintentionally. Not that I thought I was main, I was just very selfish. I just wanted the D and that came with all of the consequences of me knowing that he possibly had someone else.

The Breakfast Club: So you knew that he might have somebody else?

Tell me they weren’t together anymore, they broke up.

The Breakfast Club: He was just bs’ing you?

We were bs’ing each other. You can’t bs someone for three years. We were doing it because we were doing it. I had a tooth brush, panties. That’s why I say it in the song, its collecting your belongings. Its realizing those shoes don’t even belong to me because they’re not even my size. So I’m in someone else’s space, this is not even my home but I keep coming back.

The Breakfast Club: When did you break it off?

Two years.

No filter, literally, she kept her sailor’s mouth on a ten as she moved on to reveal she almost fell in love with a groupie.

The Breakfast Club: You f—k fans?

I almost had the groupie of all times. If I was a dude, I would…it was in Chicago. During a concert, I will