Boys Will Be Boys ... & Her

Welcome back to another jam-packed episode where we break down the hottest topics trending across culture, music, and daily life! We kick things off in the CITY SAID WHAT segment, diving into the latest viral commentary surrounding Fat Joe and taking a look at Kai Cenat’s official runway debut with Vivet during Fashion Week. Moving over to WE GONNA TALK ABOUT, the crew reacts to Complex’s brand-new list ranking the top 100 hottest rappers out right now, gives their first-impression reviews on fresh album drops from Rod Wave and Jhené Aiko, and sets expectations for the newly kicked-off NFL season.

Things get real and unfiltered in YEO THATS CRAZY, where we debate the very first details people notice when attracted to someone, call out everyday adult behaviors that need to stop (like road rage), and rank the ultimate late-summer date spots—from beach fireworks and Yankee games to rooftop dinners and late-night drives. Finally, we bring it home with THE HER SEGMENT for an open, heartfelt dialogue on personal identity. The team unpacks personal journeys of coming out, navigates the nuances between gay and straight relationships, and offers genuine, compassionate advice for young people preparing to talk to their parents about who they are. Hit that subscribe button, drop your thoughts in the comments, and join the conversation!

In this episode, we dive headfirst into intense relationship debates, wild real-world headlines, and hot sports takes. We kick things off by tackling whether withholding intimacy should ever be used as punishment, followed by the unbelievable story of a fake NFL player scamming women out of $1.3 million. The conversation moves into major sports fumbles, including Jonathan Kuminga’s shocking contract decisions and the latest surrounding Kawhi Leonard. 

From evaluating how vital romance really is in modern relationships to calling out the very first things people notice when meeting someone new, no topic is off-limits—including the unspoken rules on when it’s officially okay to let a fart slip around your partner. Finally, we close out with "The Her Segment," breaking down how to properly celebrate "National Take a Man on a Date Month" on a $300 to $500 budge

In this episode, we dive into the wild side of relationships, celebrity scandals, and social media drama. We kick things off with a high-stakes question: could your relationship survive if your partner saw every single DM you’ve ever sent? From there, we unpack viral headlines, dissecting the fallout of the Linsy Clancy social media outrage, exposing influencer Angel Victoria’s fake medical school claims for brand deals, and reacting to 49ers owner Jed York’s headline-making sting operation. Plus, we debate whether going public to expose a cheating partner—like Serayah did with Joey Bada$$—is ever actually worth the chaos, alongside hot takes on solo travel and the eternal debate of heavy makeup versus natural beauty.

Things get even realer as we tackle everyday dilemmas, hot-button debates, and hilarious audience questions. We react to the spiraling state of tipping culture—asking where mandatory gratuity ends and real appreciation begins—before sliding into the "Her Segment." We break down the psychology and cringe factor behind calling a partner "daddy," decode what truly defines a "simp," and dish out our unfiltered opinions on modern dating dynamics. Hit that subscribe button, leave your thoughts in the comments, and let us know where you stand on this week's topics!

We’re back from hiatus with a packed episode diving straight into mind-boggling financial drama, viral music debates, and massive sports headlines. We kick things off by dissecting a wild billionaire divorce settlement where someone actually turned down $725 million, before pivoting to a relatable dilemma: if your ex accidentally sends you $4,000, are you sending it back or keeping it? The crew then goes head-to-head settling the ultimate '90s R&B matchup between Joe and Donell Jones, reacts to the massive news of LeBron James signing with Philly, and discusses Baker Mayfield choosing to forgive his father and brother after they allegedly stole $12 million from him.

The chaos continues as we break down the shocking true-crime story of a massive cocaine trafficking ring operating right out of Penn State fraternity houses. To wrap things up, Britt takes over for "Her Segment" to tackle a heavy relationship question: does opening up your relationship for a threesome inevitably open the door to cheating? Between the wild stories, heated debates, and unfiltered relationship takes, this is an episode you don't want to miss.

This week on Boys Will Be Boys...And Her, the crew is back with a heavy-hitting episode that dives straight into the wildest headlines, relationship dilemmas, and viral moments everyone is texting about. We kick things off with a spicy question that tests everyone’s limits—how long can you actually go without sex?—before shifting gears into major headlines hitting the streets. From Jay-Z’s massive NYC takeover and a sobering look at a tragic local case of family greed, the viral punches thrown in Vegas between Bam and Tyler, we leave no stone unturned.

We also tackle the ultimate post-relationship bounce-back following Kai Cenat’s highly anticipated return to streaming, breaking down the absolute best ways to recover and rebuild after a breakup. Then, things get chaotic in our "Yeo, That's Crazy" segment as we debate a brutal relationship trap: would you rather have the friends love you but the parents hate you, or have the parents think you're a saint while the friend group actively plots your downfall?

We are BACK with a wild one this week, kicking things off with a massive surprise return that nobody saw coming! 😱 Once the dust settles, the crew recaps our 4th of July weekends and the chaotic power outages that messed up the vibes.

From there, we dive straight into the headlines: the bizarre unfolding drama between Tiger Woods and his ex-wife, and the absolute fiasco involving Malik Beasley and Terry Rozier. Plus, are run clubs the new sex cults? The internet seems to think so, and we break down why.

Things get heavy as we discuss the chilling Nelson Wells case, which sparks a massive, heated debate between Jordan and Jaylin: Who is more volatile—a dangerous person or a racist person?

Finally, Britt takes the reins for another legendary "Her Segment," posing a question that splits the room down the middle: Would you rather date a virgin, or someone with a body count over 100?

Drop your thoughts in the comments—who had the better argument this week? Like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell! 🔔

The Knicks finally won the chip, and New York City absolutely lost its mind! 🤯 In this week's episode, we’re breaking down the utter chaos of the championship parade—including the viral madness of a lady literally stealing a city trash bin in broad daylight.

But the wild stories don't stop there. After Jaylin’s recent night out at the club, the crew gets into a heated, unfiltered debate on modern dating: Is it better to keep your options open and play the field, or is sleeping with just one person the move? 🤷‍♂️👀

Plus, we look back and debate the legendary R&B catalog of Trey Songz—does he have as many undisputed hits as we think he does? Finally, we wrap things up with our signature "Her" segment, where Jaylin leaves Britt completely stumped with a closing question you have to hear to believe.

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Things are getting wild, honest, and a little bit messy in this week’s episode! We kick things off with a spicy debate on whether you would ever forgive your significant other for gifting you a knock-off designer item. From there, the crew dives into the chaos of the city, breaking down the essential dos and don'ts of getting drunk in public during parade celebrations, the massive impact of the World Cup hitting the local scene, and the latest viral celebrity media leaks dominating everyone's timelines.

Later, we get into the psychology of nightlife, questioning if your go-to drink order defines your personality, how to subtly tell a friend they’ve become a messy drunk, and how inflation has completely changed the math on what a standard night out costs. The energy turns up when the bartender hands out a round of shots for a fast-paced game of "Keep It or Drop It" where the panel must instantly choose between brutal would-you-rather scenarios involving body counts versus salaries, bedroom skills versus wealth, and giving up sex versus social media for a year.
We wrap up the episode by getting deeply personal about the dating world. The crew gets transparent about which relationship vices are dealbreakers, whether it is better to fall in love fast or play it cool, and the absolute pettiest things they have ever done to an ex after a breakup. Pour yourself a drink, hit play, and make sure to lock in with us in the comments!

Special guest Carolyn stopped by and made our drinks, big up to her.

Lock in, because the panel is back with absolutely no filters and a stack of topics that had the room instantly divided. We’re kicking things off with a wild "Would You Rather" icebreaker that immediately sets the tone, before diving headfirst into our City Said What segment to break down the latest high-stakes NBA Finals action. Then, Brittney shakes the table with her Question of the Week: Is it ever cool for your man to wear a thong? Plus, the crew reacts to a bizarre, unbelievable news headline about a family arriving at a funeral home only to find their father completely missing from the casket.

Things stay heavy-hitting in We Gonna Talk About It, where we break down everything from the Roots Picnic—including Jay-Z’s explosive live freestyle taking shots at Tory Lanez—to a review of Latto's new album and its rumored shots at Cardi B. Finally, we unpack the serious legal verdicts in the Karmelo Anthony and Rick Chow court cases, react to the reality TV chaos of Love Island, and close things out with The Her Segment for a powerful, necessary conversation on Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. Tap in, hit that subscribe button, and drop your thoughts in the comments!

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Get ready for a massive new episode, joined by special guest Yolonda,  as we dive straight into the wildest headlines, relationship debates, and cultural moments hitting the streets right now. First, we're asking the real questions: is NYC actually prepared for the absolute chaos of the upcoming summer with the NBA Finals and the World Cup loading up? We also break down the heavy news surrounding Matthew Perry’s mother and the shocking accusations against his former assistant. From there, we transition into the ultimate loyalty and lifestyle talk, dissecting Floyd Mayweather’s unbelievable $175 million friend fiasco, the toxic modern reality of social media micro-cheating, and the official, unwritten rules of friend groups and "spinning the block" on an ex.

Then, things get completely out of hand in our "Yeo That's Crazy" segment as we debate bereavement fraud at work —you won't believe the craziest lies people have told their bosses. Finally, we cap it all off with "The Her Segment," featuring some highly anticipated Wally Questions. We're dropping our ultimate go-to pick-up lines, exposing the everyday things society normalizes that are actually toxic, and getting brutally honest about the reality of relationship hall passes. Would you actually go through with it if you had the chance? Don't miss this packed episode—hit that subscribe button, and follow our social media page for updates on the pod.