THE JASON LEE SHOW airs Wednesdays at 8:01 AM ET/7:01 AM CT, on BET.com and BET’s official YouTube channel

May 27
Episode 8: Dame Dash walks into The Jason Lee Show exactly how you’d expect: loud, combative, hilarious, and completely unwilling to play by anybody else’s rules. But underneath all the chaos, interruptions, and viral one liners is a man who still sees himself as a visionary fighting to protect his legacy, his freedom, and his name. From the second the interview starts, Dame turns a simple conversation into a full blown masterclass on independence, ownership, and why he believes the industry has spent years trying to rewrite his story. One minute he’s going off about Rockefeller, Daddy Yankee, and the business politics behind iconic decisions, the next he’s ranting about therapy, corporate culture, gay rumors, the “devil’s narrative,” and why he refuses to let anyone define him through gossip clips online. Of course, nobody escapes the smoke. Dame fires shots at Charlamagne, defends his complicated history with Jay Z and Roc-A-Fella, reflects on Aaliyah with raw emotion, and explains why loyalty means more to him than fame, money, or public perception. Whether he’s talking about Memphis Bleek, BET deals, art galleries, passing laws in Chicago, or feeling misunderstood by the culture he helped build, every answer somehow turns into a deeper conversation about power, respect, and survival. Messy, intense, funny, uncomfortable, and impossible to look away from, this is Dame Dash completely unfiltered, fighting for control of his own narrative in real time while reminding everybody why his presence still shakes the room decades later.

May 20
Episode 7: Sukihana is still loud, hilarious, and completely unfiltered—but this time, there’s something softer underneath all the chaos. Pulling up on Jason Lee pregnant, glowing, and fully in her “soft girl era,” Suki talks about everything from motherhood and sobriety to street mentality, reality TV drama, and why she’s finally choosing peace over constant turn-up. One minute she’s joking about her “fertile coochie” and threatening people with her viral mace line, the next she’s opening up about prayer, panic attacks, emotional growth, and preparing for a whole new chapter of life. But of course, it wouldn’t be Suki without the madness. She gets candid about Baddies fights, checking Gretchen over racial slurs, her complicated relationship with fame, and how reality TV forced her to stop hiding the real version of herself. From Ray J and Cardi B to Tommie, Joseline, and Dr. Umar, nobody’s name stays off limits for long… and Suki has something to say about all of it. Funny, chaotic, emotional, and surprisingly grounded, this is Sukihana evolving in real time while still being exactly who people fell in love with in the first place.

May 13
Episode 6: You never really know which version of Ray J you’re going to get, and that’s exactly what makes this conversation hit different. Pulling up with Jason Lee, he doesn’t try to clean anything up. He leans into the questions people have been asking and answers them in his own way, whether it’s uncomfortable, funny, or a little chaotic. The internet moments, the headlines, the stories that keep going viral… he actually breaks down what’s real and what’s part of the show. There’s a constant push and pull between the entertainer and the man behind it. He talks about building in tech, studying the algorithm, and why going extreme online has been both a strategy and a risk. At the same time, things take a turn when the conversation gets into his health, how serious it really is, and the choices he knows he needs to make but hasn’t fully committed to yet. It doesn’t stay light for long. They get into loyalty, friendships, industry relationships, and situations that have followed him for years. Some of it sounds calculated, some of it sounds emotional, and some of it feels like he’s still figuring it out in real time. Unpolished, all over the place, but honest in its own way. This is Ray J exactly as he is right now.

May 6
Episode 5: Blueface is unfiltered, unpredictable, and exactly who you think he is...and this time, nothing is off limits. Fresh out of prison, he sits down with Jason Lee to break down what really happened during those two years, and what life looks like now that he’s back in the spotlight. From loyalty and relationships to money, fame, and survival, the conversation moves between raw honesty and pure chaos in seconds. One minute they’re unpacking his time behind bars and the people who didn’t show up for him, the next they’re diving into the viral moments, relationship drama, and the “circus” he says he created on purpose. Blueface doesn’t dodge anything, he leans into it, explaining the mindset behind the headlines and why he moves the way he does. But underneath the controversy, there’s something more calculated. He opens up about loyalty, love, and what it takes to earn his respect, while reflecting on the lessons prison taught him about who’s really in your corner. From fatherhood to fame to the blurred lines between real life and social media, he makes it clear he’s playing his own game...and not apologizing for it. Chaotic, honest, and completely unfiltered… this is Blueface in his own words, owning every part of the story.

April 29
Episode 4: RZA is a mastermind, a visionary, and still moving with the same purpose that changed hip hop forever, and this time, he’s bringing that energy into everything. From building Wu-Tang Clan from the ground up to redefining creativity across music, film, and culture, he and Jason Lee move between legacy and evolution in a way that feels effortless. One minute they’re breaking down the formula behind 36 Chambers and the discipline it took to build a brotherhood, the next they’re diving into storytelling, filmmaking, and what it really means to create with intention. But underneath the legacy, there’s something deeper. RZA opens up about second chances, sobriety, and the mindset shift that changed the course of his life. He gets real about the balance between ego and growth, the responsibility artists carry, and why purpose not fame drives everything he creates today. From hip hop’s past to its future, he makes it clear he’s still building, still learning, and still pushing the culture forward. Thoughtful, grounded, and powerful...this is RZA fully evolved, fully intentional, and still shaping the world around him.

April 22
Episode 3: Tiffany Haddish pulls up unfiltered, unapologetic, and ready to say what everybody else is thinking—but won’t. From wild relationship takes and “California sober” debates to real conversations about healing, self-love, and leveling up, Tiffany and Jason Lee go from hilarious moments to real talk FAST. One minute it’s jokes, the next it’s truth—dating standards, therapy, discipline, and what it really takes to grow. And then it gets deeper. Tiffany opens up about reclaiming her body, manifesting the life she prayed for, and why marrying herself was a power move—not a headline. She talks faith, resilience, and staying locked in when doors close… making it clear she’s moving on her own timing. Funny, raw, and real—this is Tiffany Haddish like you’ve never seen her: evolving, standing on business, and still making you laugh through it all. Tap in—this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

April 15
Episode 2: N.O.R.E. pulls up with Jason Lee and finally tells the truth about the Kanye West interview that shook the internet, admitting “I went through hell” and wishing he cut more. He reveals Sean “Diddy” Combs called him behind the scenes about editing, putting his platform on the line. From getting legends like Will Smith to slip up, to tension-filled industry moments involving Offset and stories about Jay-Z, N.O.R.E. breaks down loyalty, pressure, and what really happens when the cameras stop.

April 8
Episode 1: K Michelle goes all the way there- on threatening to cheat her way into a marriage, shocking Real Housewives producers with her own plot twist, calling out the industry while dropping R. Kelly truths, and why nobody plays with her Memphis spirit and wins. She gets real about being overlooked in country music, raising her grown son her way, and keeping her Bible close while navigating fame, faith, and fallout.