A rapper has admitted that his mum taught him how to French kiss by actually doing it on him.
While we probably all had awkward talks with our parents about sex, few people can relate to learning about the birds and the bees the way Jim Jones did.
Sitting down with Angela Yee's Lip Service podcast, the 'We Fly High' artist said he got a lot of advice on how to make the beast with two backs from his mum Nancy Jones, also known as Mama Jones.
But then he dropped a bombshell that no one on the panel was prepared for.
"My mom taught me how to kiss when I was younger," he revealed.
The panel was unsurprisingly a bit taken aback and host Angela asked: "What was the instructions?"
Jim Jones replied: "There wasn't no instructions, she showed me with her mouth."
When they double checked that he definitely meant that she actually kissed him, he added: "It's my mother, what do you mean?"
The Harlem rapper added that: "She showed me her tongue-kiss when I was younger. My mom was seventeen [when she had me], she was a baby.
"Look at all the babies that's having babies now and look how they act with their babies, it's like they have a little sister or brother more than they have a child."
Jim then moved on to how it went when he kissed someone for the first time who wasn't his mother.
He explained: "The first time I tongue-kissed a girl, I was p***ed off. I didn't know what the f**k was going on. I was like 12, 13."
While it might have seemed normal for Jim's mum to kiss him to show him the ropes, loads of people were fairly horrified in the comments section.
One person said: "So many men have been conditioned to accept their sexual abuse it's so heartbreaking."
Another added: "He was too confident in that response like that was normal. NO SIR!!! This explains a lot as why she was like that with [Jim's fianceé] Chrissy."
Other people suggested Jim should have just kept that tiny detail about his upbringing private, but hey, it's out there now.
He hasn't commented about the story on social media at the moment in case he wanted to clarify anything.
