OJ Simpson Stages Fight To "Prank" Singers

I think we're great, man. I just totally disagree. I don't know. I don't know if it's working, you know. Don't listen to him. And it was at that point I realized that this guy was not going to listen to a word that I say. And that's when O.J. decided to stage a fight in front of the singers. I'm getting a fight with Todd, so somebody's got to be on her and watch her reaction to this fight. We had to run back in and me go in there and push me while walking. I was already walking on eggshells. I wanted to be careful to not set the guy off. What's your name, man? Tysha. Nice to meet you. You're doing a great job. This guy wants you to do it again. I think it's great. Yeah, I'll do it again. Somehow he's... It's like every time. Every time there's a black girl in here, he's making them do it over and over and over. You're perfect. I was pissed because he called me a racist. Like, he did that on camera. I was pissed off at him. You know, even though we had staged this fight for the show, there was real emotion. This is... It showed him in vivid color being scary, hard to deal with. Even if that is a performance, he doesn't have enough goodwill with us as the viewer to play evil. There was a point where I saw anger in his eyes. I was like, oh, where are we going with this? As things got even more heated, all of a sudden it's like, oh, do we keep rolling or should we cut? He is checking the box of all of the worst stereotypes that people have about him and about black men in general. Violent, emotional, unhinged, threatening, accusing white people of racism. It's like the idea of this going off the rails wasn't disqualifying. I mean, it was appetizing.