Ep 14. Salt-N-Pepa!
- January 22, 2021
In this episode, talk show host Wendy Williams dives into the music industry with special guests Salt-N-Pepa. The iconic hip-hop trio sits down with Wendy to discuss their legendary career and their upcoming Lifetime movie. Salt-N-Pepa, consisting of Cheryl "Salt" James, Sandra "Pepa" Denton, and Deidra "Spinderella" Roper, first rose to fame in the late 1980s and became known for their confident and empowered lyrics.
As Wendy chats with the ladies about their success, she delves into their personal lives and gets quite candid with them about their past relationships and struggles. She covers topics ranging from their experience with motherhood to the current political climate and race relations in America. Salt-N-Pepa also touches on their relationship as a group, discussing how they've managed to stay together for so long despite the challenges that come with being in a band.
But the episode isn't all serious – Wendy never fails to bring some laughs to the table. She playfully ribs the group about their outfits from the past and gets them to share some funny stories about their early days in the music industry.
Throughout the conversation, Salt-N-Pepa also takes the time to perform some of their biggest hits for the audience. They give energetic performances of classics like "Push It" and "Shoop." Wendy can't help but dance along to their catchy beats, and the audience is on their feet.
As the episode comes to a close, Wendy wraps things up by expressing her admiration for the group and thanking them for taking the time to appear on her show. Salt-N-Pepa leaves the stage to cheers and applause from the audience, reminding everyone just how impactful their music has been for more than three decades.
Overall, this episode of The Wendy Williams Show is a must-watch for fans of Salt-N-Pepa and anyone interested in the music industry. Wendy's relaxed, entertaining style makes for a fun and informative chat that covers everything from the highs and lows of fame to the importance of speaking out on social issues. And, of course, the performances from Salt-N-Pepa are not to be missed.
