Jealous Much?

You want to listen to a guy who is worried he is going to lose his meal ticket at any second? Here is Nick Cannon talking about directing Mariah Carey in her new video and watching her pretend to have sex with another man. "We did it in, like, one take and I had to kick the dude out. It was one of those situations where I wasn't intimidated but I could've knocked him out at any point. He was playing, like, a fictional character, but I could have done without it."

Umm, I think what Nick is trying to say here is that he wishes that Mariah showed him the same kind of attention real life. I mean here was some actor who was probably gorgeous who got to fool around with Mariah without having to do her laundry, scrape her corns, or be called Mrs. Carey. Sure, Nick is going to be jealous. He also knows that the only thing he has going for him are his looks and that he met Mariah on a video set pretty much doing the dame thing as the this guy. If she decides maybe the other guy has a little more something to offer her and is a little better at trimming her toenails, Nick is gone. He knows this.

One take? Nick probably didn't care if it came out or not, there was no way that guy was going to get to get any more face time with Mariah. You don't really see intense jealousy or insecurity crop up in just one or two sentences, but Nick did a great job of it.