Black Said

Black Said

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Black Said episodes

  • Diddy Freeish* Meet The Grahams, is what Drake missed. Clipse is Culturally Appropriate!

    This episode covers Diddy's verdict. I explain why "Meet The Grahams" was the best diss song of Kendrick vs. Drake. It summed up who Drake is the best. Which expalined why Drakes running around asking "What Did I Miss?" I cover the latest music releases I love:

    • Larry June "Until Night Comes"
    • Eric Benét "Co-Star"
    • Clipse "Let God Sort em Out"

    Along with my appreciation of Pusha T & Malice!


    #Diddy

    #Clipse

    #KendrickLamar

    #Drake

    #Hiphop

    1 hr 36 min
  • Puff Daddy: The Villain and the Victim

    In this podcast episode, Black Said discusses the complex dynamics surrounding Puff Daddy and Cassie Ventura's relationship, exploring themes of power, victimhood, and the impact of past relationships. He argues that while Puff is portrayed as a villain due to his abusive behavior, he is also a victim of circumstances, particularly in relation to Cassie's new husband, Alex Fine. The conversation delves into the societal perceptions of women in relationships, the desire for family, and the consequences of lifestyle choices, ultimately questioning the nature of love and value in relationships. In this conversation, the speaker delves into the complexities surrounding domestic violence cases, particularly focusing on the situation involving Puff Daddy and Cassie. The discussion highlights cultural perspectives on relationships, the power dynamics at play, and the influence of external factors on personal decisions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the victim's role and the societal perceptions that shape these narratives. Ultimately, the conversation reflects on the broader implications of celebrity culture and accountability in the context of legal consequences.

    #PuffDaddy #CassieVentura #relationships #victimhood

    #lifestyle choices #celebrityculture #powerdynamics

    #abuse #domesticviolence #relationships #powerdynamics

    #publicperception #accountability #culturalperspectives

    #legalconsequences #celebrityculture #Cassie #PuffDaddy



    53 min
  • The Black Bourgeoisie are"NOT Like US!" They are the New Colonizers!
    In this episode I ask Black people to realize these Black celebrities, billionaires & millinaires have nothing in common with "US!" They NEED US, they aren't us, & can't see us either. They are supporting #Kamala & #HarrisWalz2024 because she is 1 of "THEM!" Do you think she's going tax them? News Flash she's not!
    #HarrisWalz2024 #TrumpVance2024 #notlikeus #MagicJohnson #Beyoncé #Usher #Lizzo #TylerPerry #Blackbourgeous #Democrats
    57 min
  • Kamala isn't your Mother
    A quick breakdown of the reason so many Black men feel the need to vote for Kamala. Their desire to vote for her is because they were raised by a single mother. They are voting for their mother, instead of seeing the truth.
    20 min
  • Now! It's cool to be "Black!" Why?

    Over the last 40 years I've seen being labeled as Black person go from being disrespectful to now being the #1 adjective people of color want to be labeled. I talk about in my disjointed way and discuss how our failed Black relationships got us to this point. I also place the majority of the responsibility on us, "ADOS" Black men. Our failure to protect & provide left our women vulnerable to the influences that have us here as a race set to become extinct in the next 40 years unless there's change.

    #blackrelationships #presidentialelection2024 #ados #fba #blackwomen #blackmen

    1 hr 29 min
  • Fatherhood Thoughts! Thanks Ryan Davis
    Today's cast is about being a father. No not some ritualistic aspect of fatherhood, but just a reexamination of being a father brought on by a real vulnerable Instagram post by the Comedian Ryan Davis. 
    #fatherhood
    #comedians
    #ryandaviscomedy
    #timevsmoney
    #Blackfathers
    #Blackfatherhood
    28 min
  • Episode #35 "Good Times, Got Better!"

    The Good Times reboot on Netflix is a great show! The creators of this show placed a mirror in front of our face & dared us to wipe off the makeup, take off the masks & wigs, throw away the disguises. We have to reveal the real problems with our community which start at home!

    Dealing with our own individual issues and barriers addressing our flaws before blaming the rest of the world and/or following a roadmap someone else has written to direct us to success or a way out of our situation.

    That's the easy way out, it won't make us deal with our own demons! It also gives them power over our life & credit for our hard work so that they reap more from what we sow.

    #goodtimes #netflix #normanlear #goodtv #stephencurry #marsaimartin #chicago

    1 hr 13 min

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