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Tonight on Black Out, we’re breaking down whether celebrities should receive free clothes and how influence changes the rules of business. We also examine the Wells Fargo reverse-discrimination case and the controversy surrounding the new White House press secretary.
Then the conversation turns to the future of food: 3D-printed salmon, allegations of fake food at Dunkin’, and the growing questions about what we’re actually consuming. We’ll also unpack dating, money, women’s “fake high standards,” and why some people can’t take their eyes off the bag.
Plus, we discuss Houston’s club crisis, reflect on the unforgettable lessons of the 2008 financial collapse, and settle the debate over the greatest posse cut of all time. Nothing is off-limits—tap in for another unfiltered episode of Black Out.
Chapters:
00:00 Cold Open Red Flags
00:44 Show Kickoff Banter
01:49 EYL Billionaire Episode
03:34 Philly Jacket Debate
08:09 Getting Your Ex Back
10:19 French Montana Free Merch
12:21 Influence vs Business Strategy
23:28 Wells Fargo HUD Probe
25:29 Economic Empowerment Rant
38:06 Media Propaganda And Trust
42:09 Politics Power And Raids
43:48 Press Secretary Bar Confusion
44:30 DEI Talk and Political Decorum
45:44 Education Costs and Market Concentration
47:08 3D Printed Salmon Shock
49:28 Fast Food Health Wake Up
53:05 Dunkin Eggs and Fake Food
54:43 Pork Chitlins and Slave Food
58:15 Ultra Processed America
01:01:58 Glizzies Nuggets and Survival Mode
01:06:17 Floyd Mayweather Cash Test
01:10:51 Dating Standards Double Standards
01:17:10 Houston Clubs Closing Down
01:24:43 Remembering the 2008 Crash
01:26:38 2008 Crash Trauma
01:27:19 Marketing Hit by Recession
01:28:45 Bailouts and Bank Failures
01:30:29 Crisis Movies and Media
01:31:05 Debating Banned From TV
01:34:44 Best Posse Cuts Picks
01:38:01 Defining a Posse Cut
01:43:18 Hooks vs Cyphers Argument
01:49:26 LOX and Benjamins Breakdown
01:52:44 Performance Lessons from Rap
01:54:06 Closing Banter and Book Plug
01:55:42 Philly Rap Era Shoutouts
01:57:35 Final Thanks and Sign Off
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #EYL #CelebrityCulture #WellsFargo #WhiteHouse #ArtificialFood #DatingStandards #HoustonNightlife #FinancialCrisis #HipHop
Tonight on Black Out, we break down the alarming report of 144,000 evictions in Atlanta and debate what truly matters most in life: more money, more time, or more peace.
We also discuss Da’Vinchi’s controversial comments about Black Americans versus international Black communities, plus President Trump’s remarks about “taking out” Los Angeles and San Diego.
Finally, we get into relationship boundaries—can your partner have a crush on someone else?—and unpack the logistics surrounding LeBron’s Philadelphia situation.
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #Atlanta #Evictions #DaVinchi #BlackAmerica #DonaldTrump #Relationships #LeBronJames #CurrentEvents #Culture #Politics
Tonight on Black Out, we break down the latest news surrounding President Trump’s student loan cuts and what they could mean for millions of Americans. We also debate stocks versus real estate—which asset class is the better path to building long-term wealth?
We discuss why relationships can be more valuable than money, the essential ingredients for success, and why you should never waste a crisis. We also have an honest conversation about whether wealthy people should be expected to financially support their friends—and whether success can change friendships forever.
Finally, we analyze President Trump’s dinner with some of the world’s most powerful CEOs. Did the seating chart quietly reveal which companies and industries investors should be watching? Tap in for another unfiltered conversation about money, relationships, business, and success.
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #DonaldTrump #StudentLoans #Investing #Stocks #RealEstate #Relationships #WealthBuilding
Tonight on Black Out, we’re tackling the conversations that hit your money, relationships, and everyday life. Is the economy worse than we’re being told? Is “rich people don’t trade time for money” a lie? And what have we learned from sitting down with billionaires?
We also dive into the public school debate surrounding Nikole Hannah-Jones and ask: If you had one term as President and could fix ONE issue in America, what would it be? Plus, with the cost of living out of control, why do millions of people still choose to live in New York?
Then we get into relationships and culture: Should you choose a partner based on love or rational thinking? We also discuss Nolan Wells, the situation involving Rich Homie Quan’s child’s mother, and America’s growing obsession with outer space. Tap in and join the conversation.
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #EYL #Money #Economy #Relationships #Culture #Wealth #NewYork
On this episode of Black Out, the conversation starts with a debate over which Caribbean country has the best food, the biggest fashion no-gos, and whether setting a goal of earning $30 million is ambitious or completely unrealistic.
The crew also breaks down the Saudi-Yemen conflict, the controversy surrounding Macklemore, Dr. Umar’s response, and Aaron Rodgers’ fiancée’s wild request. We also react to Tyler Perry’s comments on divorce and discuss the realities of modern relationships, marriage, and protecting your success.
Plus, we examine the failure of the CLARITY Act, Lil Durk being found not guilty, Q50, and Lil Boosie’s appearance on 60 Minutes. We close with a serious conversation about the growing dangers of artificial intelligence and how AI could impact society in the future.
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #LilDurk #TylerPerry #DrUmar #Macklemore #LilBoosie #ArtificialIntelligence #Relationships #CaribbeanFood
In this episode of Black Out, we’re joined by Ashley Barron for a wide-ranging conversation on culture, history, politics, and the issues shaping the Black community. We debate the use of the N-word, disparities in the justice system, how traditional world maps distort our perception of Africa, hidden historical facts, the upcoming midterm elections, separation vs. integration, and the role of “edutainment” in educating the culture.
The conversation continues with a breakdown of PowerNomics, relationships and how much of your past should be shared with a partner, who deserves an invitation when you level up, and what continues to drive successful people after they’ve already made money. We also discuss John Morgan’s perspective on the number needed to truly be financially free.
Finally, we get into men publicly speaking about other men when women are involved, modern etiquette, the return of Ye, and what financial freedom actually looks like. Another unfiltered episode covering money, relationships, culture, politics, history, and everything in between.
00:00 Cold Open Red Flags
00:45 Live Show Kickoff NYC
02:14 Fashion Week Vibes
02:42 Meet Ashley Baroness
04:07 Fat Joe N Word Debate
07:28 Who Can Claim It
12:07 Accountability Using Slurs
13:17 Nolan Wells Justice
15:40 Africa Map Distortion
18:51 Finding Hidden History
23:56 Hope Amid Racism
26:11 Leave Or Stay America
30:22 Midterms Voting Rights
36:03 Claude Anderson Doc
38:54 DM Dating Text Schedule
40:09 Texting Expectations Early
41:08 Weekend Only Red Flags
43:14 Grind Days Mindset
43:54 Ask Casual Or Serious
45:42 Make Yourself An Asset
46:14 Dirty Macking With Exes
47:39 Stay Out Of Relationships
50:52 Dating Safety And Setups
52:47 Selection And Discernment
53:28 Who Counts As Friends
55:32 Protecting Your Home
57:11 When To Bring Her Over
58:53 Mo3 Story And Risk
01:02:48 Drive After Success
01:04:41 Financial Freedom Number
01:06:25 Inflation Reality Check
01:10:37 Dirty Macking On Dates
01:14:55 Motion Versus Confidence
01:16:36 Etiquette Rules Tease
01:16:38 Follow the Host
01:17:56 Ordering and Dessert Rules
01:18:56 Drink Smart Read Room
01:19:53 Business Meetings Setting
01:21:07 Dress Code Matters
01:23:14 Work the Room Wisely
01:25:00 Table Manners Basics
01:25:48 Networking Without Pitching
01:27:15 Cultural Customs Travel
01:28:34 Eye Contact Boundaries
01:32:03 Women Shooting Shots
01:32:31 Kanye and Cancel Culture
01:38:39 Financial Freedom Is Math
01:43:09 NYC Hotels UN Week
01:46:20 Final Etiquette Reminder
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #EYL #AshleyBarron #PowerNomics #FinancialFreedom #BlackHistory #BlackCulture #Relationships #Ye #Politics #MidtermElections #Wealth #JohnMorgan
On this episode of Black Out, we break down another wild week of headlines, culture, money, sports, and real-life conversations. We get into the NFL scammer story, the latest surrounding Lil Durk’s trial, Keefe D’s conviction, and the ongoing Lindsey Clancy saga.
We also discuss lessons from billionaire attorney John Morgan, revisit the impact of Rich Dad Poor Dad, and debate student loan reform and what it could mean moving forward. Plus, we talk about being “back outside,” Waka Flocka’s “Look Ma, No Shame” conversation, favorite villains, and the unwritten rules of how you’re supposed to dress when attending major events.
Nothing is off limits on Black Out. From serious legal cases and financial education to relationships, culture, etiquette, and the stories dominating the internet, we give our unfiltered perspective on all of it.
#BlackOut #LilDurk #KeefeD #JohnMorgan #RichDadPoorDad #StudentLoans #NFL #WakaFlocka #HipHop #FinancialLiteracy #Culture #EarnYourLeisure #EYL
On this episode of Black Out, we break down how Peter Thiel turned a small retirement account into billions, the power of self-directed IRAs, and the financial strategies most people never learn.
We’re joined by Claressa Shields for a powerful conversation on greatness, discipline, relationships, success, and what it takes to become an icon. We also discuss the rising cost of living, LeBron James borrowing $300 million, Target and outrage marketing, and Anthony Mackie’s message on why hard work alone doesn’t guarantee success.
From money and relationships to business, culture, and greatness—this episode covers it all.
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #ClaressaShields #PeterThiel #LeBronJames #Investing #Business #Money #FinancialLiteracy #EYL00:00
Cold Open Red Flags
00:43 Show Returns Banter
02:02 Skilla Baby Preview
04:45 Merch And Announcements
06:21 Clarissa Shields Tease
06:58 Thiel Roth IRA Story
12:38 Gambling Style Trading Warning
14:18 Relationship Guru Backlash
19:42 Love Bombing Money Traps
24:05 Rethinking Modern Relationships
27:18 Rent Crisis Reality Check
32:48 Housing Mobility And Recession
38:33 Leaving the US for Options
39:09 Claressa Shields Joins
39:55 Greatest Boxer Debate
41:33 Resume and Dominance
43:27 Chasing Fights and 40-0
45:20 What Drives Her
46:14 Money and Boxing Business
49:36 Brand Building and Routine
53:42 Faith Over Distractions
56:42 Promotion and Self Marketing
59:46 Building Women Boxing Stars
01:02:14 Relationship Rumors and Trolls
01:04:41 Superstar Mindset and Hate
01:06:48 Next Opponents and Callouts
01:11:01 Hosts on Stardom and Branding
01:18:56 Criticism and Attention
01:19:43 Invest Fest Entertainment Debate
01:21:46 Media Moat and Narrative
01:26:06 Community Over Virality
01:29:31 LeBron Debt Strategy
01:37:16 Outrage Marketing Playbook
01:43:08 Luck Versus Hard Work
01:52:26 Love Yours Closing
Tonight on Black Out, Van Lathan and 19 Keys join us for a powerful and unfiltered conversation about the state and future of Black America.
We debate whether capitalism can truly save Black people, and break down wealth, ownership, economic power, culture, leadership, and the role of gatekeepers. 19 Keys also weighs in on standards in the culture, what’s appropriate vs. what crosses the line, and what needs to change moving forward.
Plus, we discuss the Gary, Indiana water crisis, community responsibility, politics, and much more.
Chapters:
00:00 Cold Open Red Flags
00:35 Show Kickoff Mic Check
01:49 Serena Interview Plug
02:18 Tupac Trial Talk
03:58 Shoutouts And Announcements
05:42 Going Viral Blueprint
10:53 Weathering Public Backlash
15:37 Gary Indiana Power Crisis
22:23 Moderna Options Explosion
28:01 Stock Club Promo
29:17 Guests Join Audio Fix
31:38 Capitalism Hot Take Debate
47:02 Human Rights Over Utopia
47:25 China and State Power
49:01 Capitalism Winners and Losers
50:22 Defining Democratic Socialism
52:57 Harmony Capitalism and Japan
56:35 Entrepreneurship vs Capitalist
59:23 From Feudalism to Techno Feudalism
01:03:18 How Much Money Is Enough
01:06:46 Institutions Not Just Wealth
01:08:05 Saving Our People Plans
01:12:10 Money vs Unity Debate
01:19:53 State of Black America and Gatekeepers
01:27:12 Community Identity and Patience
01:34:03 Wealth Gap Frustration
01:35:06 Grace Over Callouts
01:36:52 Invest Fest Growth Proof
01:38:24 Negativity Vs Love
01:40:03 Tribe Not Everyone
01:43:56 Doing Good Criticized
01:48:38 PR And Real Lessons
01:50:32 Van Advice Reflect
01:55:53 Brotherhood Over Clout
02:01:18 Promos And Platforms
02:06:02 PR Skepticism Wrap
02:09:03 Blackout Live Plans
02:11:24 Final Thanks And Signoff
#BlackOut #VanLathan #19Keys #BlackAmerica #Capitalism #BlackCulture #EarnYourLeisure
BlackOut is back with a full recap of Invest Fest 2026 and everything that came with it. We give our final thoughts on the weekend, break down the Singles Lounge, Big Meech’s appearance, and ask the question: Can money really save you?
We also get into the most outlandish unnecessary luxuries, the lost art of following up, long-distance relationships, and the unspoken rules of social media “liking protocol.” Plus, we discuss why it’s getting harder to get paid on YouTube and why the rent is still too damn high.
And things get deeper as we ask: Houston, do we have a problem? What’s happening in Mississippi? From relationships and money to culture, business, and everything in between—nothing is off limits on BlackOut.
#BlackOut #EarnYourLeisure #InvestFest #InvestFest2026 #BigMeech #YouTube #Relationships #Money #Business #Culture
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