Todd's New Single

Two Sons and Me

Todd, Nanny Faye, and Grayson discuss the fallout from recent social media backlash and Todd's decision to release a new song in response. T

Key takeaways

• Todd is releasing a new single as a direct response to critics who attacked his family.
• Grayson has moved into a new apartment in Tuscaloosa, which Nanny Faye helped furnish.

Main topics

• Social media backlash
• College campus safety

Notable quotes

If they talk shit about my kids again, I'm going to make more songs about them.

Conclusion

The episode provides a raw look at how a family navigates public scrut

Transcript preview

Speaker 2 (0:00) Welcome to Two Sons and Me. How are you, Nanny? Speaker 1 (0:02) I'm blessed every day. To get up Speaker 2 (0:05) a Speaker 1 (0:05) day is Speaker 2 (0:05) a blessing. Amen, honey. Especially at your age, because when you lay down at night, you don't know if the Lord's going to call you home. Speaker 1 (0:12) When you're young. Speaker 2 (0:13) Oh, wow. Why you got to be so negative? I'm not being negative. Speaking of that, how are you? Oh, I'm doing good. You look great. You know, just taking it one day at a time. That's the way to Speaker 1 (0:27) be, hon. That's why I'm so proud of you. Speaker 2 (0:30) Well, you should be proud of him. He just moved into his own little shack pad now. Speaker 1 (0:34) I know. I know. Speaker 2 (0:36) More room Speaker 1 (0:37) for me when I get there, right? Speaker 2 (0:40) Yeah, I got all that room to myself. Speaker 1 (0:43) Well, Speaker 3 (0:44) I Speaker 1 (0:44) need to visit you in a couple of weekends, okay? She's Speaker 2 (0:47) coming to stay with you for a couple of weekends. And Speaker 1 (0:50) we're going to go tailgating and having fun. Speaker 2 (0:55) Oh, Lord. She's going tailgating with you and she's going to the bar. She said she wants to go to Two Dimes. Speaker 1 (1:03) I'm not worried about going to a bar. Speaker 2 (1:04) I'll take her. Mama, you're going to two times. Nanny's going to do that keg stand. No, I Speaker 1 (1:09) can't do that. Speaker 2 (1:10) You can't do the keg stand? No. Why? Speaker 1 (1:12) Because I don't want to. Connor Speaker 2 (1:14) said he'd hold you up to do it. Connor ain't going to be able to hold her up. Speaker 1 (1:18) We have to call Speaker 2 (1:19) a Speaker 1 (1:19) crane. You have to call a crane to hold me up. That's what he wanted me to say. Speaker 3 (1:23) I think Speaker 1 (1:23) between Speaker 3 (1:23) me and Connor, you can do it. Yeah, but I don't want to do that. Y'all ain't that strong. Speaker 1 (1:29) I'll just tailgate and have fun. Speaker 2 (1:32) So tell me, Grave, what about the game with LSU and Ole Miss? I know. I kind of wanted LSU Speaker 3 (1:40) to win just because I'm a big Lane Kiffin fan. You are a big fan of him. Oh, yeah. Well, that's because you're a whore and so is he. Speaker 1 (1:47) But, you know, I really want. No, I Speaker 3 (1:49) love the way. It's not even about that. First of all, how are we going to knock the guy? I mean, he's in his 40s. He's got a hundred and something million dollars and he can pull sorority girls still. Why are we knocking him Speaker 2 (1:59) for that? Listen, there's certain guys still got there's certain things that are appropriate and not and that are inappropriate. And you don't a dad doesn't send his daughter to college to get her back blowed out by the head coach. Speaker 3 (2:16) Well, I mean, sometimes it just happens. Speaker 2 (2:18) Now, with him, it seems to happen over and over and over again. You know, this kid that I work out with, Graham, he was. He was putting, you know, LSU, LSU, LSU. And so I sent him a message yesterday and I said, hey, Graham, I said, did you see that interception? He said, Todd, I ain't got time for your shit. Speaker 1 (2:39) Well, the only reason why I wanted LSU to win is because I had a bet on it. Of course you did. And Speaker 3 (2:46) I Speaker 1 (2:46) knew that LSU would beat Ole Miss. The Speaker 3 (2:49) thing is, is people don't realize. Speaker 3 (2:53) He does a lot of this stuff just to get a reaction out of people. Speaker 2 (2:57) Snorting coke off Speaker 3 (2:57) of chicks. Speaker 2 (2:57) He loves being the villain. Snorting coke off of damn sorority girls' tits is not for attention. Speaker 1 (3:03) Well, I don't think he does such stuff. Mom, I was Speaker 3 (3:05) talking about the coaching stuff about him signing pro players and stuff like Speaker 2 (3:12) that. Well, you know, Mom, I wanted to ask you because you just talked about betting. Do you tithe whenever you win on a bet? Speaker 1 (3:21) No church don't want that because they say I'm sinning. Speaker 2 (3:25) So a church would turn down your 10 %? Yeah, Speaker 1 (3:28) because they say it comes from gambling. Speaker 2 (3:31) Oh, okay. Speaker 1 (3:33) I just have to tithe on my Social Security check. That ain't much. Speaker 2 (3:40) Grayson, Grayson, so tell me, how do you like your new place? Oh, I love it. Do you? I love it. I like being by myself. Well, you have a brand new home now and everything, you know, because you're a member of the Lucky Sperm Club. Your mother was down there for two days. getting everything set up and getting her baby's closet put together. And mommy got his kitchen put together and mommy went food shopping for her baby. And mommy put his refrigerator and his freezer together and his beverage cooler. And mommy put him a, bought him a toaster oven. Mommy got him a new washer and dryer. Oh, mommy, mommy, mommy. That's Speaker 1 (4:25) because you're a good kid. And that's because. She's a mother. Speaker 2 (4:28) Yes. Don't Speaker 1 (4:29) forget about that. Speaker 2 (4:32) Exactly. He had all new clothes going in his closet. He's such a privileged sport. I'm wearing them right now. You look good. I love to see you when you're especially when you've got a good shave. Look so much when he shaves. He looks just like me when he doesn't shave. He looks like a bear. I wish you Speaker 3 (4:54) looked like me. Speaker 2 (4:55) You're right. I do. I do. At 58. I wish the hell I looked like you. 100%. Speaker 1 (5:03) Well, I just think you're a great child. And me, as a grandmother, I get to say really how proud I am Speaker 2 (5:12) of you. Oh. Well, other people talk bad about us. Speaker 1 (5:16) Well, listen, everybody has their own opinion. I know I get up and do the best I can every day. I don't mistreat nobody. Mammy, Speaker 3 (5:24) who cares? Speaker 1 (5:25) Love in my heart. Who cares Speaker 3 (5:27) what other people say? No, I Speaker 1 (5:28) don't. Because you know what? Everybody's going to hate upon you sometime or another in life. So just get over it. Speaker 2 (5:34) Somebody's always going to say something. Speaking of that, Grayson, you know, there's been a lot of there's been a lot of attention on the episode where I outed, you know. you know, boathouse bitch, houseboat bitch. And so, you know, I've got the full single that I'm releasing next week of that song. And why are you laughing? Because you've now heard it. Speaker 2 (6:05) Well, that's just Speaker 1 (6:06) friends that want to stir up trouble, not haters. Speaker 2 (6:09) When I finished with the song, I sent it to Grayson, and Grayson came back and said, after about 30 minutes, he goes, no way. That's all he said was, no way. But do you think it's good or not? Speaker 3 (6:25) Yeah, I do. I just think you are the ultimate troll. Speaker 2 (6:30) But Grayson, I didn't bring that problem to me. It was brought to me. I just addressed it. I understand. But you went to the lengths of making a song. I did. And if they talk shit about my kids again, I'm going to make more songs about them. You'll make a whole album. I will create. Speaker 2 (6:52) You're exactly right. I'm going to be at the CMAs with my whole album of retribution. Talk shit about one of my kids and I'm going to write a song about it. I'll pull a day. I'll pull a dolly. I'll write something every day about somebody if they talk crap about my kids. But, you know, I did because your mother got up. Your mother got a little upset because she said that I was setting a poor example for my kids. Do you feel like that I set a poor example when I went off that day? Speaker 3 (7:22) No. I mean, I feel like if you have a reason, you should go off. And you had a reason. Speaker 1 (7:28) You got to take up for your grandchildren. Right. Lord have mercy. Exactly. I am really a good person. And, you know, I'll talk about them if they do something wrong. But you better not agree with me because it might piss me off. But, Speaker 2 (7:41) Mama, people don't care if you're pissed off. I don't care. Speaker 1 (7:44) Because Speaker 2 (7:44) they talk shit about you. Speaker 1 (7:45) Listen, I love it because when they're talking about me, I'm the important one at that time. So they're letting everybody else rest. Speaker 2 (7:53) Well, you know, like you've had several people from back there say some very negative things. Listen, Speaker 1 (8:00) because they want to be like me and they can't. If their work is hard trying to be like me, then they hate upon me. Hey, we have a real good time. Speaker 2 (8:10) They'd be in a lot better shape. Well, you know, to show you how far that that episode has gone, Grayson. Speaker 2 (8:18) I spoke with a guy that I went to high school with. He lives in London. He's been in London for like 35 years now and have not spoke to him since high school. And he reached out. We had a great conversation for about an hour. Me, my friend Stephanie and our friend there in London. And, you know, it's really sad when you start thinking about. You know, you get up and you go to school every day and you see the same people, but you don't actually know what those people are going through at home. You know, the things that are going on in their house, you know, with their families. And that our conversation literally placed a lot into perspective for me. And I do hate that I had to go off. Now, I want to be very clear. Speaker 2 (9:16) I don't take shit back that I say it and I do not want to hurt anyone's children. But the Bible says an eye for an eye and a child for a child. Or does it say eye for an eye or two for two? Speaker 1 (9:33) That's what it says. Well, Speaker 2 (9:34) in my case, it was a child for a child. Leave my children alone and I will leave your children alone. I'm not going to go on here and talk about that my children are prettier than yours. They are. I'm not going to come on here and talk about that. You're a bitter person. I'm not going to do that unless you keep talking shit. But I do want to try to create a better environment for everyone around. And Grayson, so that