I didn't know that you studied dance.
I did.
And a lot of people realize, I went to performing arts high school.
So we did everything.
But dance-- a lot of people don't realize that dance is my first love.
I love moving.
I love choreographing.
Mm-hm Which is why I have so much respect for you.
So it's been great.
Yeah.
Now, there's another similarity we had in high school.
We both studied dance.
But we also shared the same look.
Did you know this? I hope not I hope we didn't We did, actually.
So here.
So let's take a look at this.
Let's see it.
[LAUGHS] There's Taye.
OK? There's Taye.
Oh, I hate you right now And then, here's me.
[CROWD LAUGHS] [LAUGHTER] Yes! Yes! To all you nerds out there! Yeah.
It gets better.
It gets better.
It gets better.
[LAUGHTER] That is awesome.
No, good for you.
What's crazy, is that if you take off the glasses and cut the hair, you kind of look the exact same, man.
I disagree.
That.
Well-- I don't know.
Look.
It's been over 20 years since "How Stella Got Her Groove Back," Yes.
Over 20 years.
Over 20 years.
And, somehow, you still look the same, right now.
Well, you know what they say.
Good black don't crack, you all.
[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE] No, I still, you know.
Oh, wow.
[LAUGHING] Yeah.
Yeah.
You've got the pookah shells.
Oh, boy.
Yeah You know, during that time, man, you must have had so many people just stopping you on the street, and just, know you.
That was a fun time.
Yeah.
That was my first one.
My first big gig.
So it was great.
It was great.
Now, it continues to be great.
But back in the day, it used to be like, oh, the ladies would run up to me and want autographs.
Now, the ladies run up to me, and they're like, oh, let me get a picture for my grandma.
Let me get a picture my-- [CROWD LAUGHING] So It's a bit of an adjustment.
But you know.
I'll take it.
It's all good.
Yeah.
You're Daddy now.
It's all love.
You're Daddy now.
It's all love.
So, you son just turned 10.
Yeah.
First double-digits.
He just had a birthday.
Just had a birthday.
That's awesome.
So yeah.
That's great.
That's great.
[APPLAUSE] 10 years old, 10 years old.
He's-- oh, my little dude.
Look at him.
Yeah Absolutely.
10 years.
It's an interesting age, because I still want him to be my baby.
But he's getting older.
Just the other day-- like, at one point, he never wanted me to date-- so, I said listen, man.
I'm seeing this young lady.
She's a good friend of mine.
And he's like, is she your girlfriend? I was like, not yet.
But she could be.
I said, but anything that happens, I'll let you know first.
And then I said, do you have anything you want to say to me? And, dead-up, he goes, I just want you to keep your eyes open, dad.
[LAUGHTER] Wow.
Just keep your eyes.
Wow And I was like, O-OK! [LAUGHTER] I was like, who is this kid? But I mean, that's probably, like, a testament of how much how much love and life is being poured into him.
I guess.
I hope so.
I hope so.
Because we love up on him a lot.
That's all she wrote.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Give it up for that.
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Do they call you Kylie "Billionaire" Jenner? I mean, does family? I mean, they must be.
They've all been working for years, and suddenly you come along and you're the youngest and you're a billionaire.
First of all, she must be your favorite child, I would assume.
Well, duh.
Yeah.
But I mean, do they really make fun of you? Do they give you a hard time? Umm It's only when we--I don't know like when we're in a group chat talking about, let's all go-- oh my god, we should go on a trip.
And then everyone's like, "Kylie? Are you going to pay for it?" Or just stuff like that.
But they just joke with me.
Just sister-sister love.
They tease here a lot.
But they're all really proud of me for sure.
Do they really they expect you to pay for all this stuff? No.
They don't really.
No.
Just my stuff.
She pays for my stuff.
Right.
I'm the oldest.
Right.
They told me all the time though how proud they are of me.
I'm sure they are.
Let's talk about the birthday thing because there were pictures, and they're beautiful pictures.
So you went to Portofino.
Where else did you go? Positano and Saint Tropez, Capri, in Italy.
So that was his birthday gift that you were on a boat? Yes.
And you just spent the whole time on the boat with the whole family, or who went? I had like-- Corey.
--five of my friends.
Me.
And then Travis was there, Stormi was there.
Yeah.
That's fantastic.
So Travis took time off to hang out with you? I just watched that documentary this weekend, by the way.
If you haven't seen, it's Look Mom, I Can Fly.
What is it? Yeah, Look Mom, I Can Fly.
It's amazing.
Everyone has to watch it.
He's incredible.
I had no idea what a giant, giant crazy rock star he is.
He's amazing.
People diving into the crowds.
I'm going to start doing that, by the way.
I'm going to start surf-diving, and I'm going to run out and run as fast as I can and just dive an you all pass me around.
Would that be OK? That is such a good idea.
[APPLAUSE] Let's talk about the birthday collection.
Yes.
So tell everybody what it is, first of all.
So every year-- well, every year on my birthday I really like to give back.
It's like the greatest gift of all time.
And I also do a birthday collection for Kylie Cosmetics every year.
And this year I did a collection and the theme was money.
But really, it's about raising as much money to just give back.
And I also really appreciate you teaming up with me and finding some amazing people to change their lives.
Yeah, we're going to do something really amazing later in the show.
But Kylie reached out to us and we're going to do that later.
But right now, Kylie wants to give the entire audience her cosmetics.
So-- [MUSIC PLAYING, APPLAUSE] So cute.
And we'll be back.