3 Brothers No Sense

In this battle of the sexes episode the brothers the time honored tradition of divorce. Razi brings up The Boy's season 2 and Lovecraft Country. Buff pats himself on the back for knowing the artist at the VMAs, and Ferg lets his toilet snobbery show. After talking all the new TV that finally is starting to sprout up the brothers move to some more serious topics. Ferg want's to know whether single mothers can raise men, but the conversation shifts to single dads raising women. Ya'll know Razi got in his feeling a little bit. Razi takes second question this week and asks whether a teacher that has an only fans should be fired. He then follows up with whether the fellas would support a friend that has an only fans. Byron finishes the discussion with a heart felt breakdown of Dr Dre's potential alimony payments and whether the brothers feel it is fair. Sit back and enjoy the ride. This one was fun.

Show Links:

Watch Lovecraft Country on HBO Max

Watch The Boys on Amazon Prime Video

Check Chris Rock's Alimony Breakdown

#theboys #VMAs #lovecraftcountry #drdre #alimony

Long sigh. 2020 is not letting off the gas. Razi tries to lighten the mood while discussing Cobra Kai joining Netflix. It doesn't work. The brothers mourn the loss of Jacob Blake and Chadwick Boseman. As the discussion continues we get more and more angry. Byron gets first question this week and goes to the NBA. He wants to now how the brothers feel about the NBA teams boycotting/striking. That discussion brings up Jacob and Kyle Rittenhouse. Razi follows up with the question, "should Black America tool up and protect ourselves, our rights, and our property like Kyle did." Ferg keeps the party going asking, "What did we do to make White America hate us so much?" It's another heart felt episode about how exhausting it is being black in America.

Razi starts the show beefing with Akon. So you know this episode is about to be funny. Byron wants everyone to know that he really can pronounce Kamala and "our most cherished treasure." The brothers get into a nostalgic discussion of video games and cartoon. All that happens before the actual questions. Ferg starts us off asking about the best news we have heard recently and why people are hesitant to share their good news. Razi makes the brothers really uncomfortable with his question. He asks, "Are people born straight and why would you not be initially attracted to a trans-female that presents exactly as a cis-female." Byron has the shortest answer in three brothers history. Byron finishes out the discussion asking our feelings on Akon and his comments about black people should get over slavery and move to Senegal. 

Show links

Watch The Legend of Korra on Netflix

Watch Project Power on Netflix

Watch Thundercats on Hulu

Check out Akon saying go back to Africa

#AKON #LBGTQ #TRANS #GOODNEWS #BLM #NATUREVSNURTURE

So tipsy Byron joins the bothers for a fun filled but serious episode. Razi airs his complaints on how hard it is fund the Jennica Kimberly scholarship. Byron asks how we feel about WAP. We all love WAP by the way, but the song has us with mixed feelings. Ferg slips in a question into the opening by asking our thoughts about Kamala Harris as VP candidate. We jump into the questions with Byron asking about how we feel about Andrews apology/explanation video? Razi brings us back to Cardi and Megan thee Stallion. He wants to know do they teach little girls to be THOTs. Finally Ferg gets another question because it's his show and he does what he wants. He asks how we feel about the ask of conservative America for Black America to protest about the murder of Canon Hinnant. Razi has another hot take. But blame it on Cam'ron. Enjoy folks. 

Show Links 

Watch Tucker Carlson get corrected 

Watch the WAP video 

Full Andrew Gillum statement 

Read about Canon Hinnant

It's been a year that we started this Podcast journey and you guys stuck it out with us. And we appreciate that. So We start the questions with Ferg asking are we too fast to apologize and do we think Nick Cannon should have apologized. Byron is a hotel snob. So he wants us to make him feel better and tell everyone what we are snobs for. Razi finishes the questions out reminiscing about the No limit days in light of The No Limit Chronicles docuseries on BET. He wants to know the brothers top 3 no limit singles and artists. The answers are all over the place. Thank you all again for rocking with us for this past year.

The brothers are back for another week and still not too angry. Actually they aren't angry at all. This episode will keep you laughing though. We open being equal opportunity haters. But we want to congratulate Ms Dillihay-McDade on her Mobile county school board win. Ferg catches us off guard with his question, "Do you think you have been thought of as the black friend." Razi wants to know if the brothers enter conferences or training events and look for the other black people. Then he follows up if they go sit with the black group or just give them the nod. Byron ends the episode asking for any advise that we can give on improving credit and managing debt. We close with some good news to try to offset all the bad news of this crappy year.

Show Links:

Check out The Old Guard on Netflix

Watch The Circle on Amazon Video

Laugh with Yvonne Orji "Mama I Made It" on HBO

Another Week. And the brothers aren't as angry. We almost get through an entire episode without going off on someone. But, alas, we didn't make it. We open the show discussing Hamilton and our collective lack of interest. Ferg gets reminiscent about "The Wonder Years." He get's first question this week and asked who was our television/media personality that we looked up to or wanted to be? Byron asks what shows that were super big that we couldn't into and we feel is overrated. Razi finishes the questions asking how the brothers feel about the HBCU sports movement.

The Brothers are joined by Mike James of P and Z life coaching to discuss, well, life coachery. We know it's not a word. But we ain't got no sense anyway. This episode is packed with nuggets of information you don't want to miss. Razi calls conservatism racist. And that's just the start. Byron brings up the cost of bicycling. Byron's getting a fannie pack y'all. We discuss the upcoming flashpoint and highlander movies and the forced reopening of America in spite of rising COVID cases. We then discuss the 4th of July and whether we are going to celebrate it or not. All of this is before the actual questions. Mike kicks us off with whether the wave of change over race is going to stick. Then we follow up with a question about why Millennial and Gen Z are stepping away from the church. So we get really taboo this episode. Politics and Religion in the same episode. Don't cancel us and enjoy.

Show Links:

Link with Mike at PandZ4life

Check out Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox 

Read up on the highlander movie remake

Witchcraft has more followers than the Presbyterian Church Newsweek article

Millennials are leaving organized religion. Here’s where some are finding community

The brothers are back and we lighten it up this week. We open discussing our Father's Day and why in the world would Marvel want to cast Beyonce in anything. Especially Black Panther 2. Razi calls out the pink elephant about her acting abilities. Ferg is still angry and wants to know whether we are more worried to meet a gang member, a white supremacist, or a cop on the street. Guess what everyone chose. Ferg then schools us on his two new terms: Blue Supremacy and Blue Privilege. Byron asks about cancel culture and if/how to get off the cancel list. Razi celebrates the retirement of one of the greatest wrestlers of all time-The Undertaker. He then asks for the brothers top three favorite wrestlers. We wanted to bring some joy back to your Mondays and Make Mondays Great Again. (not to be used without the express permission of 3 Brothers and 3 Brothers, Inc.)