3 Brothers No Sense

We open with Buff showing his appreciation for everyone checking on him over the weekend. Razi is nerding out about Netflix getting into gaming and how that's going to make him a lot of money. Oh, And Razi is still at THOT and has discovered SHEIN Men. Ferg has had 5 COVID tests in the last week. He is dodging COVID like neo from the Matrix. Ferg is back at first question and wants to know should the noncustodial parent have a say in the rules of the house and how we feel about people saying "if you don't like the rule, then take the child." Buff follows up by asking should the court system rethink how custody is decided instead of the mother being the default. It's a deep episode with the no sense slant of the 3 Brothers.

We dedicate this episode to all those that gave their lives on 9/11 and in response to 9/11/2001. We open as any other show trying to keep it light. We talk Brittney Spears for the first and hopefully last time ever. Razi sings the praises of Chloe and the artistry of the have mercy video. Buff reminds us of the passing of Michael K Williams most famously knows as "Omar" from The Wire. As we jump into the questions Razi wants to know should we go to dinner with Jay-Z or take the $50,000. Ferg asks, "what were some things that made you think people had money growing up?" Buff brings up Usher telling T-pain that he destroyed music and asks the brothers how to deliver criticism in a meaningful way. We close discussing 9/11 and remembering what we were doing when the towers fell and the repercussions that came after. We will keep pushing forward and we hope that you will as well.

Happy Labor Day everyone. We are back for your listening pleasure. Razi is loving Shang-chi and Byron appreciates his recommendation of Friends from College. Ferg reviews Click Bait and points out the similarities to Hey Arnold. We discuss college football opening weekend and Sophie is back to deliver the joke of the week. #bringbacksophie Byron gets first question and he is appalled. Someone stated that "Space Age Pimpin" is not a romantic love song. That launches us into a college level deconstruction of the song. The conversation evolves into discussing certified lover boy, Donda, and Andre 3 Stacks and Drake leaking Kanye's diss record. Razi sticks with music and wants to discuss if it's time to uncancel Chrisette Michelle since we gave Ye a pass.  As we discuss pop culture Ferg brings up parents that go way over the top for their kids. He wants to know if people feel pressured and/or obligated to give kids things beyond their means. We are not ready for the promposals. Enjoy the short week this week.

This episode is sponsored by TabbyTee.  Make sure to check out the budding YouTube star. We open discussing the latest Netflix drops including cocaine cowboys, how to sell drugs online (fast) season 3, friends from college and Startup. We give our thoughts on the coach that was told he had to stop being gay or quit his job. That conversation goes exactly how you think it does. As we jump into the questions Ferg asks what is a self imposed challenge that we deal with. Razi wants to know if the brothers agree with the school principle in Atlanta that assigned all the black 2nd grade students to the "black" classes. Buff is being reflective and wants to know over the last two years have we stated an opinion on a previous show that we want to amend or have changed our minds on. We dedicate the episode to the 12 fallen Marines that gave the ultimate sacrifice last week while working to evacuate people from Afghanistan. 

We are back to doing what we do. We open discussing Sha'carri losing her latest race. We review the new Masters of the Universe, and settle a debate on the Boomerangs genre. Buff throws in an interesting questions of how was Vera's girls coming up short? Ferg shares some great news in his life and then Razi leads Sophie down a dark path with her joke. He definitely ruins it. Buff gets first question this week and he wants to know is the LGBTQ community the most powerful group when it comes to social issues. Razi wants to know did we do the right thing when we pulled out of Afghanistan. Ferg pull sup anchor and asks, "Is there ever a time in your life to be selfish?" This was a very heartfelt episode as we pray for all those that gave the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan. 

We didn't need to name this one. The brothers hit a huge milestone with episode 100 and to celebrate the launch of our YouTube page the episode was recorded live via social media. We are joined by two of our top fans Sherece Smiley and Nicholas Ramsey as we walk down memory lane.  We play a little game of 3 Brothers trivia and reminisce about some of our more controversial hot takes over the last two years. We then open up the show and answer audience questions ranging from how we balance the show and real life to discussing the shortage of candy ladies causing the downfall of the black community. It's a fun filled episode with lots of memories. Enjoy!

The brothers are one episode away from our 100th episode so we tried to keep it light. This one was soooo fun. We open discussing BLT's. It is a deep think piece that only real sandwich connoisseurs would understand. Razi has a theory that the City Girls should star in the House Party remake. We talk about how we decide who to cheer for in the Olympics and Razi ends up in time out for his dad joke. But he breaks free for a second banger. He starts the questions off defending his Thottiness and wants to know what makes a THOT pic a THOT pic. Byron brings up Deion Sanders saying he has a favorite child. So he wants to know do we have a favorite child. Ferg has used the phrase "It's not you, It's me." He asks have we used it, have we received it, and is it just a cop out. Buff mentions the hypocrisy of Florida passing an anti-protest bill but not following the law since the protestors didn't fit the description. Ferg went anti-karen for Taylor and spoke to the swim school about her. We close by bidding Happy Heavenly Birthday to Jenn. Contribute to her memorial scholarship at give.ua.edu or by clicking the link below and searching for Jennica. 

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We are back for another week of thoughtful foolishness. We open discussing the new Space Jam and Black Widow movies. Buff was going to defend K. Michelle but just doesn't want to. Sophie stumps Ferg this week as her joke goes over his head. We jump into the questions and Byron gets first question this week. He re-watched Game of Thrones and softens his criticism of Season 8. So we know his opinions can't be trusted this week. He asked the brothers, "where does loyalty to your friend stop?" Ferg witnessed some microaggressions toward a young black swim instructor. He wants to know do we hold our black youth to a higher standard? Razi takes up last question and was inspired by Diddy and his 15 roaches. He asks the brothers about the moment that made them think that they needed to do better. We close defending Kevin Samuels after declining to defend K Michelle. Make it make sense y'all.

Did you all see Vax that thang up? Buff is not feeling it. Razi thinks it's bad, but he liked "Let me smang it" so we can't trust his taste. Razi and Ferg reminisce about Bagram Air Field as the US closes it down. We discuss All American Homecoming and the HBCU experience. As we jump into the Ferg asks have we ever done everything right in a relationship, what does the phrase "you can do everything right in the relationship and he will still cheat" mean, and how does it affect a relationship. He follows up with, "when is it time to cheat." Razi follows up the question and asks, "why doesn't women need men?" Buff anchors the questions with a cancel culture question. He wants to know is possible to disagree with a hot topic without the snippet being spun and you end up looking like you are hating. Then you end up cancelled in the wake and is that fair? We dedicate the episode to Dr. Frederick Humphries.

The Brothers are joined by three lovely ladies to call us on our BS. Ambrosia Mentor, Porshe' Slaton aka PD Slay, and Jaselyn Will keep it real on this giant sized episode that is worth every minute. We open re-living Razi almost dying just trying to hang at a FAMU party. The FAMUans on the show rate the the weekend on a scale of "Wednesday through Sunday" of homecoming. Ambrosia actually finds a Mexican food place in Mobile and Byron doesn't wear clothes anymore. Ferg body shames himself and Buff takes that personally. As we jump into the questions Porshe' asks everyone's advise on handling an in-law that openly doesn't like you. We find out Razi is the new Kevin Samuels as Ambrosia asks the group how to balance being raised as an independent woman and being in a relationship. Jaselyn revisits a story Buff brings up about a woman wanting alimony after being someone's girlfriend for 5 years. She asked the panel should spouses pay alimony and if we would get a prenup. This episode was definitely packed with jewels and we really enjoyed the conversation. We hope you all enjoy as well.