"At first I started doing videos about the same mom and wife stories I would tell onstage as a comic," she continues.

"But then when I went vegan, the voice that I heard that said start doing videos whispered in my ear and said, 'Now tell people what you're eating.' And I was like, 'Oh my God, I have to tell people what I'm eating.' I went vegan, oh my goodness.".

I need to do a video to tell the people I found another option because that's what I would do.' So I did a video to tell people I found this new sandwich.

I told my husband, 'I think I'm going viral.' He was like, 'What does that mean?' I was like, 'I don't know.' He was like, 'Are you going to make any money?' I was like, 'I don't know.'".

"But the concept and all that is just, I like to keep it real because I just think that's what makes it more relatable," she shares.

"Like, be real.

"If I have a taste for something, that's when I'm like, 'What do I have a taste for today?' That's what I'll cook.

But I just think that's the best way to do things.".

She also talked to ET about a few of her charming signature catchphrases, including "That's your business" and "Like so, like that," which she says are now trademarked.

"But it was just a natural thing," she says about saying "that's your business." "And that's how I live my life.

I live my life like it's my business.

I always tell people, 'Our life is our business and if you don't treat your life like a business, you're going to go out of business.'".

"So when I started doing the TikTok, I didn't have that much time, so I couldn't tell people how much.

So the best thing I could think of was, 'like so, like that.' You know.

It just came out, 'Like so, like that.' It just made sense, so I guess it was just a natural thing for me.".

As for her phrases "very good" and "Have a good day, and even if you can't, don't go messing up nobody else's," she says she got these from her father.

And so I just always started to say it to the people at the end of my shows and it stuck."

"You know, [Erykah Badu] just re-posted me one day and I was like, 'Oh honey, listen, listen," she shares