Welcome back to Daze Like This! Let's get into it. Tré has completed a lap around the sun and is finally over 21, which comes right on time for the third album of R&B Empress Summer Walker. But first, they get into the growth of Tré and the year he's had. Then they discuss what love means to them and how that shows up. Straight into What's Poppin: they discuss Nicki's U.N. visit, Blueface, Karlissa, and Hazel E. Last but not least, the government shutdown. Finally, for Music for Daze, they analyze the album, "Still Over It." Sit back, relax, and let us take care of the rest.

Another week stuck in a Daze Like This. This week tackle the topic of why it takes Men, in some situations, to propose to their significant other. This week, the conversation delves into the complexities of commitment in relationships, particularly focusing on the expectations surrounding marriage and the paradox of readiness for a lifelong bond. The speaker expresses frustration over the delays in marriage and the conflicting signals received in romantic relationships.

What's Poppin': they dive into recent Kevin Gates Comments, Lil Mama's Overdue business endeavors, and Sydney Sweeney's karma has come back to bite.

Music for daze: Summer Walker's highly anticipated 3rd Studio Album "Finally Over It"

Welcome back to The Daze Like This Podcast. This week is episode TWENTYYYY!!!! To celebrate this major milestone. We are going back to the basics. This week, we are going back to where we started. JUST TALKING! NO RULES! NO TOPICS! Ranging from the deaths of Whitney and Michael to black funerals to canon events in the black community. We hope you have as much fun listening as we did making it! Enjoy!

Welcome back to another Daze Like This! This week, for the "Q" of the day: When is it time to post your significant other? Then they dive deeper into the second segment for Feelz Like This: Do people love you or your potential? Now you know they keep their ear to the street to come back and tell you What's Poppin." It's been a quiet week. The Verzus of Cash Money and Tamar Vs. No Limit. Kevin McCall on EBT., and The Trump Administration Cutting EBT off. Last but not least, Music For Daze: What's your favorite Halloween Song, and thoughts on Megan Thee Stallion's Lover Girl

Welcome back to another week of The Daze Like This Podcast! For today's Q of the day: Would you rather have a pause button or a rewind button? In our "Feelz Like This" segment: Why do straight individuals believe they have the right to determine what is acceptable behavior for gay people? This week, we're changing things up and playing a lyric game featuring Doechii and Monaleo. For "Music For Daze": What are your top ten Beyoncé songs? Enjoy!

Let's GO! Welcome back to The Daze Like This Podcast. This week, they're getting raw (no pun intended) with some topics that you're gonna wanna hear about, trust us.

"Q" of the day: Would you rather marry a narc, befriend a groupie, or date a chronic cheater?

Feelz Like This: Are friends better than family?

What's Poppin': This week, we mourned the loss of the icon D'Angelo, a pioneer of Neo soul. The duo also discusses the recent comments made by Tami Roman regarding her Daughter's sexuality, and Blac Chyna coming back for what she's owed.

Music For Daze: One word, SUMMER WALKER. The R&B superstar has finally announced her Album release date. Tré and Lem discuss what they are looking forward to with this album and what this album could mean for them. Enjoy!

Let's Go! Another day in a daze with your Day Ones. Tré and Lem open off strong with The Q of the Day: Soul ties; do you believe in them?

Straight into Feelz like this: Why is mental health in the black community not prioritized?

For What's Poppin: They discuss the Queen and her sons, sharing their perspective on the Nicki, Cardi, and JT situation, along with everything else that unfolded.

Next, Day Can't relate: What happened to Club Culture? Why is nobody dancing anymore, WHY DO WE HAVE SO MANY SECTIONS?

Music For Daze: Doja Cat's "Vie." Why is nobody talking about it? Is it the sound, the timing, or the public?

Welcome back to another episode of Daze like this! This week they're switching it up, and recapping their highly anticipated trip. Giving you Short and sweet, but still being their hilarious selves. Recapping their weekend from beginning to end. With the main event being seeing Mr. E. himself, Destin Conrad. They also share their thoughts on Doja's new album "Vie." As well as their favorite Destin Conrad Songs. Hope you guys enjoy!

Welcome to Daze Like This. Tré and Lem are back in their vulnerability bag, exploring topics close to their hearts as queer individuals. From general questions to the impact of the "F" word, they discuss the experiences that have made them resilient. In "What's Poppin'," they share insights from the streets, covering everything from Cardi B commentary by Crissle of "The Read" Podcast to the cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel. Next, in "Day Can't Relate," they delve into forgiveness within the gay community, examining parental relationships and personal self-forgiveness. Finally, in "Music for Daze," they analyze Cardi's album and discuss the highly anticipated "Vie" by Doja Cat, sharing their thoughts and expectations. Enjoy!

They're backkkk! The Daze Like This duo is back and here to yap about Everything, and what better episode to do it with than episode thirteen. In the "Q" of the day, they ask themselves where they'll be in three years. In the Feel Like This part of the show, they began to discuss the stereotypes that straight people project onto queer people of color. Of course, they have to talk about What Poppin'—ranging from Charlie Kirk, Trey Reed (RIP), to Tasha K. vs. Soulja Boy. For Day Can't Relate: Is the truth really the truth, or do people think their opinions are reality? For Music for Daze, everybody is waiting to hear the highly anticipated sophomore album of Cardi B, and Tré and Lem are no exception. They share their thoughts on the album and what it has to offer as a good follow-up to her debut. They discuss the problem with Tickemaster, and touring as its becoming harder and harder to get tickets for your favorite artist.