Taylor Swift is one of the biggest stars on the planet, yet she often catches criticism from parts of Black Twitter and popular culture. Is it justified? Is it simply overexposure? Or is she a symbol of how mainstream America elevates certain artists over others?

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Another week, another round of headlines that sound completely made up but somehow happened.

Elon continues his historic run, reportedly becoming the world's first trillionaire. We discuss wealth accumulation, capitalism, and whether any one person should control that much money.

President Donald Trump makes an appearance at Game 3 in New York, drawing cheers, boos, and endless social media debates. We discuss the growing intersection between politics and sports.

The Biggest Boss surprised fans after being spotted flying on a commercial airline. The internet immediately began debating whether this is being practical or if rappers should always maintain the image they sell.

Discussion:

The Karmelo case reaches a conclusion, sparking conversations online about accountability, consequences, and public opinion.

ASAP Rocky once again proves he's willing to push fashion boundaries. The internet reacts after Rocky hits the stage wearing an outfit that immediately had social media talking.

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Boosie finds himself trending again after unveiling his latest business venture involving "holy socks." We discuss celebrity merchandise and whether fans will buy literally anything.

Sauce Walka's child's mother claims Drake has done more financially for her and their child than Sauce has, alleging that whenever she asks for help he's told her to "go ask Drake."

Discussion:

The New York Knicks pull off an unbelievable comeback after trailing by 29 points. We discuss resilience, playoff adjustments, and whether this was one of the greatest comebacks we've ever seen.

Reports surrounding Haiti's jersey situation have sparked controversy among soccer fans worldwide. We break down what's being reported, what FIFA's role is, and why fans are upset.

Being rich isn't about spending money—it's about keeping it.

At this point, some rappers generate more headlines from their personal lives than their music.

If ASAP Rocky can wear a thong on stage and still be considered fashionable, are there even rules anymore?

This week we discuss trillionaires, celebrity parenting drama, political appearances at sporting events, and one of the biggest questions in pop culture:

Is Taylor Swift actually overhated—or is she simply too successful for people to ignore?

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