Jess Hilarious had time today and she’s not holding her tongue. The newly minted co-host of The Breakfast Club took to social media to clear the air after their recent interview with 20-year-old streamer N3on stirred up controversy online.

In case you missed it, N3on—who rose to fame in his early teens through livestreaming—joined The Breakfast Club this week and opened up about his journey, including a tough battle with Crohn’s Disease, which he says pushed him into content creation. While sharing his story, the young influencer admitted that he leaned into trolling early on to gain traction—something he now regrets and has apologized for publicly.

But let’s just say… folks weren’t exactly feeling the interview.

Some viewers felt the show gave too much grace to someone with a problematic past. Others called out N3on’s association with controversial figures like Adin Ross, who’s also been under fire for giving a platform to inflammatory content.

Jess, never one to back down, hopped on social media to speak her truth about the situation:

“It was a conversation. That’s our job. Y’all be mad when we don’t ask questions, then mad when we do,” she said, addressing critics directly.

She doubled down on the fact that conversations like this are part of why The Breakfast Club remains a cultural touchpoint—even when the internet gets loud.

As for N3on, he admitted during the interview that he’s grown from his past antics, saying he wants to evolve beyond trolling and focus on content that actually connects.

Still, the streets (aka Twitter and TikTok) are split. Some say the interview gave him a platform without real accountability, while others think it’s a step in the right direction for someone trying to grow up and own his mistakes.

Noir Nation, what do y’all think? Should young content creators be given room to grow… or should the mic be passed to someone else?