Part 2 of Episode 46 we sit down with Mr. Yuck and discuss everything B.A.E related. From the meaning, to the inspiration, to the future!

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This week we're joined Mr. Yuck (Twitter: @MrYuck_PKE)as we dive into a deep pool of topics. Scorpion is first on the list and we give our assessments of the album. Does the Pusha T beef still matter? And how do we decide who wins a beef in 2018 compared to yesteryear? Saying in music, we discuss Hov verses in recent years, revisit Nas album, and discuss Kanye being a... genius? Next things take a real turn as we discuss race and what/who is "Black". Also, in battle of the oppressed: Are black women more disrespect than white women? Other topics include good parenting, fighting, story time and robbery at gun point.

Listen to part 2 where we interview Mr. Yuck about his new album B.A.E, out now!

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This week we're joined by "No Social" Nia as we discuss the MBJ acting skills, the latest GOOD Music albums, T.I. informing us why men don't get married, soccer, LBJ to DC (HA), Jamie Foxx getting a little freaky and getting called out for it, and more. But first we start with serious topics: Trump's separation/deportation of kids and XXX's death.

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Intro: Taking Care of Business - Bachman-Turner Overdrive

Outro: Blum It - Jamie Foxx (feat. T-Pain)

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Intro: Bia Bia - Lil' Jon & The Eastside Boyz

Outro: Real Nigga Roll Call - Lil' Jon & The Eastside Boyz

Again, we start serious and go downhill from there. Mental health is a reoccurring theme and we're back discussing it again, after the two most recent celebrity suicides. We also believe that because our generation is more open about these things we'll be better parents, when the time comes. In sports, yes sports, the Alex is hogging the Cup (lol) and the Warriors sweep Lebron and the city of Cleveland. What does "on sight" really mean? We discuss. We didn't forget Jay/Bey pics, please, this is important. Plus Kim Kardashian realized she was used on live TV, Kid Cudi & Kanye's album review, IG having hour long videos, a Judge in Cali being voted out, Pusha/Drake and the mispronunciation of words by everyone fill out this episode.

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Intro: Boogie Shoes - KC and the Sunshine Band

Outro: Take It to Da House - Trick Daddy

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First and foremost, we are joined by our good friend Adam (Twitter@KingDanielV3), who is on vacation from his Peace Corps duties!

Things got kicked off with our 911 wing challenge. Who could eat the most 911 wings before tapping out? The video will be out soon, but we discussed winners/losers on the pod. Again, we have to address more school shootings this week. Also, more Hollywood stars are being accused of wild/sick/weird stuff. Hollywood really is the wildest place on earth, clearly. We dive into the Mac Miller situation and ICE (the feds) losing a bunch of kids. Although, we might have got some info wrong on the ICE story, we'll probably address that again next week. Of course we touch on Pusha T/Drake and everything surrounding that. We discuss what it''s like in the Peace Corps and other, off the rails things, per usual.

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Intro: Everybody Loves the Sunshine - Roy Ayers

Outro: Before I Let Go - Trap House Jazz (https://soundcloud.com/traphousejazz/before-i-let-glo)

Sadly, this podcast starts off on a serious note. We address the newest mass school shooting incident. What role does mental health and parenting play in this? Since we were on the topic of parenting, we revisited our parenting styles and punishments discussion from an earlier episode. Next, we randomly grade our happiness in life. I guess this is something you should be doing in your 20s. Then things get very unserious as our guess, Janay (Twitter: @missanthr0pe_), discusses her butt implant goals. This is our "Body Goals w/ Janay" segment. Lastly, we address a concerned listener who sent us a listener letter debating how she should thank someone for a recent favor. All that and more!

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Intro: I've Got A Woman - Ray Charles

Outro : Keep It Gangsta(feat. Big G & Weensey)- TOB

https://soundcloud.com/xclusivegogo/tob-keep-it-gangsta-feat-big-g?in=xclusivegogo/sets/for-the-culture

Wale said his skin complexion has impacted his career in a negative way... we agree, slightly. This week we talk a lot about colorism and how it has affected us. Police interactions we've had, how we dealt with it at school, etc. Next we cover, is flirting cheating? Lastly, we dive to into some pop culture and bring back the discussion of, how many chances do/should we give celebs for mistakes.

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Everyone's all here this week as we tackle the under the radar Nas situation, which then turns into a conversation about child support. In pop culture news, Childish Gambino is back and Dear White People makes it's return. In politics, Trump continues to do Trump like things, so nothing is new here. But we do touch on it. The gang discusses the irrational fear of age 30 and what age we'd like to pass at. Lastly, we touch on "canceling" people and being able to "separate the artist from the the craft," an ongoing discussion we seem to have. Why can we do it for some people and not others. Oh, and finally, we get an explanation on what "people driving home from work" means.

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