Roy Wood Jr. left the audience stunned during his appearance on 'The View' when he revealed an unconventional source of wisdom: pimps. In a candid discussion about his new book, 'The Man of Many Fathers', Wood shared how he sought guidance from these individuals, who he described as having a profound impact on his life. The comedian explained that while many people might associate pimps with negative stereotypes, he found value in their unexpected life lessons. When asked about the wisdom he gained from this experience, Wood recounted a powerful pep talk he received from a pimp during a challenging time in his career. He shared how the pimp's words, 'Why are you crying about getting booed? I've been shot three times!', helped him gain perspective and resilience. This revelation sparked curiosity and debate among the co-hosts, leading to a discussion about the importance of seeking guidance from unexpected sources and the power of resilience in overcoming adversity. The View's audience was left with a thought-provoking question: What valuable lessons can we learn from those we might least expect?
