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Ida Rodriguez's memoir, "Legitimate Kid," was discussed; it details her journey of self-discovery and finding legitimacy after being told as a child that she was a bastard. The hosts highlighted her transformation of trauma into humor and lessons.
It's called Legitimate Kid. It's a memoir, you know?
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Ida Rodriguez's memoir, "Legitimate Kid," was discussed; it details her journey of self-discovery and finding legitimacy after being told as a child that she was a bastard. The hosts highlighted her transformation of trauma into humor and lessons.
It's called Legitimate Kid. It's a memoir, you know?
It is a memoir, man. You know Ida, she's a comedian, she's a director. Like Ida does it all. So her book is really good.
books are the new diss record. Yeah, they are. And it is, so I'm dissing my mama and daddy in this.
I'm holding them accountable, but I never diss my mama as my queen.
The chapter is about me getting sexually abused. So it's not. I hope y'all feel stupid now.
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It is a memoir where Aida Rodriguez discusses her upbringing and how she transformed trauma into comedy. She details her journey of finding her legitimacy and forgiving her parents.
I'm dissing my mama and daddy in this one.
Because kids in the hood are evil.
It was hard as hell.
It took me two and a half years, but I've been working on that book for seven years.
I didn't want to do trauma porn.