So much within this episode! Enjoy

Episode 12! In this episode we discuss tip culture in the United States, and our frustration with the concept. This also leads into a conversation about raising minimum wage and why it's probably not the best idea. The first portion of this podcast is really focused on finances. Next, we talk about the inflection of gas prices in the true reason behind them, and how this will lead into the future of electric vehicles. We go deep into this subject and discuss the fact that EV’S will affect hour economy drastically in the next coming years. After this discussion of finances the crew has a conversation about “adult work”, and whether or not more of it should be legalized. Andrew Tate is also brought up, as we discuss whether or not his band on social media platforms was justified, and if it sets a good precedent for the future. Should social media platforms be allowed to silence free discourse? This leads into the problem of confirmation bias and bigotry, and how this will never solve the problems that we have as a society. After all of this serious discussion, the second-half is where we get into all of our usual shenanigans. crazy stories, questions, would you rather’s, anime, and much more what! we talk about the new Dragon Ball super movie, “Superhero”. the crew reviews the film, and discuss his frustrations with this specific movie and Dragon Ball super as a whole. There's a whole lot more within this episode! Enjoy!

Blackstreet Boys Podcast Episode 11! In this episode the crew discusses infidelity in relationships and why it may not be as bad as many people make it out to be. This episode focuses a lot on the male female dynamic in relationships. Can men and women really be platonic friends? Do women really want men to be honest slash/straight forward? Are you supposed to be 100% yourself at the beginning of a relationship? Has social media ruined the modern-day relationship? Have Disney films and cinema in general created unrealistic expectations within relationships? We also discuss insecurities women and men have, and try to give more insight on the male perspective in regarding to how they perceive women, sex, and relationships in general. Also, within this episode, we discuss Andrew Tate and give a brief criticism of what people call the “red pill” community. What is the red pill's goal, why does the red pill speak about women so much? Does the red pill make any good points? What is the “red pill”? Is it a red flag when a man consumes content send it around Andrew Tate, Kevin Samuels, etc.? After this we have a conversation about saying “pause”, and in discuss whether or not it could be rooted in homophobia. This is not the only conversation we have about our rhetoric in regards of the LGBTQ. The crew also discusses women calling straight men “gay” when they have a disagreement or criticism of the opposite sex. Is this homophobic as well? Lastly, of course we get into all of our usual shenanigans! Crazy questions, Storytime’s, and our usual comedic tone is present throughout this whole episode. Enjoy!

Episode 10! In this episode we have a special guest, rapper BandoBrando. Throughout the show we discuss the hip-hop music industry, struggles as an underground rapper, childhood stories, and much more. We also get into a heated debate of whether NBA Youngboy is a G.O.A.T. Brando insists he the best of this generation. Of course we also get into all of our usual shenanigans as well! You'll just have to see it for yourself.

In this episode we begin with a discussion revolved around promiscuity in women, and how it seems there is a lot of hypocrisy within this discussion coming from both sides. We then of course get into many different topics as per usual. Rob segues us over into a gaming topic, in which we discuss the new hit game Multiversus, and talk about whether or not we think it will last a long time. We also compare it to his competitor Smash Bros, and whether or not it is a true threat to the iconic series. our final gaming topic revolves around a brief discussion about the state of gaming overall and how it has grown stale to a lot of us. For some reason we get into a heated debate over cats and dogs. We of course get into all of our usual shenanigans and ridiculous topics, would you rathers, storytimes, and more. Enjoy!

In this episode the cast discusses experiences as a growing up through puberty as young men. Besides that, we also get into all of our usual shenanigans. You'll just have to see for  yourself. This episode might be our most ridiculous yet. Enjoy!

In this episode we begin talking about childhood shows/activities. Who had the best shows overall? Nickelodeon, Disney channel, or cartoon network? This is just the beginning of the episode. We talk about situations in which we've experienced discrimination growing up black, etc. We of course get into our usual shenanigans as well. Would you rathers, crazy storytimes, everything! The best parts are on patreon! Link will be below. Enjoy!

uncut episode (72+ extra minutes): https://www.patreon.com/blackstreetboys

In this episode they gang discusses parents spanking their children. They share a few of their own experiences, and talk about the shift in perception of "corporal punishment". Also, if they feel their parents were right or not, and more. This episode is big on story times. We also talk about how Brandon had an issue of people in his school calling him a particular racial slur on a day-to-day basis. This word became a nickname in a lot of people's eyes, despite Brandon telling people how/why it was not OK. He goes into how it affected his life and his mental state. Its something Brandon still holds a grudge against some of his friends because it haunted him from middle school, throughout a high school, and even a little bit after. These kids were old enough to know better than to refer to someone as a slur as if was a nickname, but they did it anyways because they found it funny. Ignorance. Little did they know they might as well have been calling him the N-word. Worst of all, this "nickname" was spread by people Brandon called friends. After this they speak more on the black experience, shows, etc.  Towards the end they debate a couple of anime topics, including: why Brandon thinks is avatar: the last airbender was an anime it would be one of the best ever, and whether or not Dragon Ball Z is underrated in any aspects regarding its story, etc. This is just the tip of the iceberg! Enjoy.

Episode 5 featuring fitness trainer JustJumari (100k+ on IG). We ask him questions about his come up, how his life has changed, and overall some of the ins and outs of what he does. We also of course get into our usual shenanigans as well. One big thing we talk about is work ethic, and feeling like an outlier compared to other people who are our peers. What does it take to be successful in this space as a content creator? What struggles does a rising content creator? How do you deal with family, friends, as you begin to rise? How do you deal with trolls/toxic comments? How do we make a living off of what we do? We touch base on all of these things plus much more. We then discuss the best black sitcoms, pro-choice vs. pro life, and what its like growing up black in an ideal two-parent, middle-class home. Reparations, brown vs board being reversed, gun control, and the recent highland park mass shooting. Next, we talk about how African Americans can't find their true heritage, and problems between black men and women. We have a bunch of the usual crazy, funny stuff like would you rathers, etc. scattered out throughout and towards the end of the episode as well. Is cheating ok (cheat on your wife or let friend go to prison for life)? With roe v wade being overturned, would you as a man get a vasectomy? This is just the tip of the iceberg. This is a GREAT episode and one of our favorites so far. ENJOY!!

Episode 4!! in this episode we discuss roe v wade, abortion, Kendrick Lamar's recent controversial performance, debate whether drake's "Honestly, Nevermind" was good or not, and much more!