Trick Daddy Says He’s Not Into Women Over 35 — Calls Them “Damaged Goods” and Gets Dragged!
Florida rapper Trick Daddy is catching major heat after making some wild comments about women over 35 — and sis, the internet is NOT letting him slide.
The 51-year-old rapper stopped by Nene Leakes’ podcast recently and dropped a bomb that had women everywhere rolling their eyes and reaching for the block button. Trick, who has been very vocal about his unfiltered opinions in the past, claimed he’s simply not attracted to women over the age of 35. His exact words? He called them “damaged goods.”
Yes, you read that right.
According to Trick, women over 35 are too emotional, have too much “baggage,” and are basically past their dating prime. He implied that dating them is just too much work — as if he’s bringing Brad Pitt energy to the table himself. Fans online were quick to point out the irony: a man in his 50s, with a shaky track record and questionable grooming habits, calling grown women “damaged.”
Make it make sense.
But the real plot twist? Nene Leakes — unbothered queen that she is — didn’t let him slide without a little clapback of her own. She looked him dead in the eye and said she wasn’t damaged goods — and still found him attractive. Whew!
Social media lit up instantly.
One Twitter user wrote, “Trick Daddy calling anyone damaged is WILD. That man’s face has been through it.”
Another chimed in with, “So let me get this straight… a 51-year-old man with health issues, a messy divorce, and baby mama drama says WE have baggage?”
Period.
This isn’t Trick Daddy’s first time stirring the pot. He’s been known to say out-of-pocket things about women before — including defending men who cheat and criticizing women who “don’t know how to cook.” But this latest soundbite is really hitting a nerve, especially for Black women who are constantly battling ageism, colorism, and misogynoir in the dating world.
The comments also reopened conversations about how some older men continue to chase younger women while dismissing their peers. Many women online expressed frustration that men like Trick feel entitled to youth, beauty, and emotional stability — while bringing very little to the table themselves.
Meanwhile, Nene handled the situation like a true pro. Her self-confidence and grace in that moment reminded fans why she’s always been that girl. She stood her ground, clapped back with class, and made it clear that age doesn’t define your worth.
And let’s be honest — if being 35+ means you’re more self-aware, emotionally intelligent, and financially stable, then maybe that’s what some men are really afraid of.
Bottom line: Trick Daddy’s take was tired, outdated, and frankly disrespectful. But women over 35? Thriving. Glowing. Not checking for Trick Daddy