LOVE-LUV THERAPY

This episode deals with the open biological warfare and chemical warfare against Black people. The topic ranges from a myriad of subject matter but it really shows just how bad people hate Black people.

Music contained herein includes:

Kali Ranks - Kill Dem All
Master P. ft. Silk the Shocker - The Ghetto's Trying to Kill Me
Red Head - Fuck Cancer
Boosie - Cancer
8 Ball & MJG - Listen to Me Now
The STD Song
Byron LOVE Luv ft. Sammy Ray Riley - Sick


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This episode deals with the fact that Black people seem to not really "like" each other. This brings in the subject of inter-racial relationships. As Byron LOVE Luv leads the conversation, the co-hosts Nikki J, Shello 4 Sho & Macole add-on along with guests Ms. Tee, Coach Rick & Unseen. This is edutainment at its zenith.

Enjoy!

Music contained herein includes:

Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent - Gwen Guthrie
Love's Taken Over - Chante Moore
She's All I Got - J. Cozier
Black Men Don't Cheat - Lil' Duval ft. Charlamagne Tha God
Do I Do (Instrumental) - Stevie Wonder
I'm a Man - Spencer Davis Group
RuffNeck - M.C. Lyte
Not Tonite - Lil' Kim
What Man - Salt 'N' Pepa ft. EnVouge
Soldier - Destiny's Child
I Need a Boss - Shareefa
I'm Tha Man - Fifty Cents ft. Chris Brown
K.R.I.T. Here - Big K.R.I.T.
Mad World - Da U.A.
Separated - Avant
What You Won't Do for Love - Bobby Caldwell
Black Dudes & White Chicks - BMWW Love
We Like Dem Girls - Lil Jon & the Eastside Boyz
There's Some Whores In This House - Frank Ski
Why Don't We Fall In Love - Amerie

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This explosive episode deals with the oft-discussed, seldom-solved problem of “Black-On-Black Violence” and the rise of violent crime/murder in the city of Dallas, TX and the inner cities all throughout AmeriKKKa. As Byron LOVE Luv holds it down along with co-hosts Nikki J & Shello 4 Sho, they are joined by Li & Shae (Dallas Denizens) Kilo Dub (Crip), Victor Muhammad and James W. Muhammad (Nation of Islam - NOI). The conversation speaks on causes, solutions and the implementation of solutions.

Pay attention to THIS one!

Music contained herein includes:

Fuck That Nigga - Triple 6 Mafia
Victory - Puff Daddy ft. Notorious B.I.G. & Busta Rhymes)
Gin & Juice - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Piru Love - Bloods
Steady Dippin’ - Crips
Dead Homies - Ice Cube
Same Gang - WestCoast All-Stars
Gangsta Lean - D.R.S.

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Kicked off YouTube and banned from live streaming there, the show must go on! As we move deeper into the Second Season of LOVE-Luv Therapy, on this episode #4, the topic delves into abortion law(s) and the lack thereof as well as use of contraceptives, safe sex and sex as a weapon. The conversation touches on spirituality, Margaret Sanger & Planned Parenthood as well. Byron LOVE Luv holds it down as the sole male on the panel that includes Queen Mariset, Nikki J and Twymeika 'Jendayi' Hill-Jones. The question is who really has control of the birth canal (vagina) and why. The thematic music that underscores the subject matter provides that excellent entertainment as well.

Music contained herein includes:

Common ft. Lauryn Hill - Retrospect for Life
Jesse Novak, Daniele Gaither Manus. Get Dat Fetus Kill Dat Fetus (BoJack Horseman Abortion Song)
Gregory Porter ft. Kem - Holding On
DeStorm Power - I Bought It
Big Daddy Kane - Children R The Future
Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs - Be a Father to Your Child
Cheryl 'Pepsii' Riley - Thanks for My Child

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Soak up game and receive these BIG FACTS!

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This is the 3rd Episode of Season Two of LOVE-Luv Therapy. The doctor is in again edu-taining here! He explains the origin and use of the phrase "so ghetto" or "ghetto". The discussion delves into it's application as well as ramifications when it comes to Black people. Joined by Shello 4 Sho & Sunday Duckett, the show goes there and unpacks information essential to our understanding in this day and age of blatant racism and Black fear. ........... Pay Attention!                                             

Music contained herein includes:

Geto Boys - The World Is a Ghetto
Too Short - The Ghetto
Plies - The Ghetto
UGK ft. B.B. King - The Trill Is Gone
Byron LOVE Luv - Way Out (The Ghetto)
PeeWee LongWay - MLK
Lalah Hathaway ft. Snoop Dogg - Ghetto Boy
Isley Brothers - Fight the Power

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The topic of discussion here is the voluptuousness of sisters and how it impacts them. The talk goes deep into dating, health and pornography as well as fetishes. What exactly is a "BBW"? What is "thick"? AND how does all of that fit into the adult and/or entertainment industry? The answers are explored HERE.

Byron LOVE Luv is at the helm with guests Nae, Rithickulous 1, Epihane Music, Suave' and Gucci AssWell with Sunday and Shello 4 Sho holding it down.
This is very informative and it goes without saying, it's entertaining.
Enjoy!

Music contained herein includes:

Little Sonny - (Going Home) Where Women Got Meat On Their Bones
Epiphane Music - Bag
Luther Campbell (2 Live Crew)- Pop That Pussy/Coochie
V.I.C. - Wobble
Plies- Bounce
Trinidad James, Mystikal, Lil Dicky - Just a Lil' Thick
Johnni Blaze, Ghetto Barbie - Want the Money
Byron LOVE Luv - Do Yo' Thang (TWERK OUT)
Suave' - Go Hard (Thick Girlllzzz)

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This is the first episode of SEASON TWO of "Love-Luv Therapy". In this one, the discussion centers around why Black people (collectively) agree with almost anything/everything put forth except that which is presented by Black people or to the benefit of Black people.

With Byron LOVE Luv at the helm and Shello 4 Sho holding it down, they are joined by Sunday Duckett and Venus as they get it in.

Enjoy and be edu-tained!

Music contained herein includes:

Bootsy Collins ft. Bobby Womack - Don't Take My Funk Away
Maxwell - Ascension (Alt. Mix)
Teddy Pendergrass - Believe In Love (Special Mix)
Y.G. - Stop Snitchin'
India Arie - Am I My Brother's Keeper
Devin (The Dude) - Do What You Wanna Do
Soul IV Real - Come See Me
U.G.K. ft. ScarFace & B.B. King - The Truth Hurts (Amerigo Gazaway)
Peabo Bryson - We Don't Have To Talk About Love

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This is the final episode of SEASON ONE. The topic of discussion here is about how gay people (the LGBTQ Community) is an open enemy to Black ("African-American") people. The war began a while back and now the energy has been enhanced. So, the war is on and it's REAL!

Music contained herein includes:

7 Tha Great - Caught a Vibe
Nicole Bus - You
Bishop LaMont Ras Kass, Bo Key Loc - The Realest Shit (The Reformation)
T-Pain & Lil Wayne - G.O.A.T. Talk
Que ft. Problem - Work In
Erick Sermon, Big K.R.I.T. & Ricco Barrino - That Girl

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This is an episode that deals with relationships between Black men and Black Women. What exactly is "Black Love"? That topic is unpacked and discussed in detail here. Byron LOVE Luv steers the conversation joined by co-host Shello 4 Sho featuring Sunday Duckett (on the late show). This is entertaining and informative.

Indulge and enjoy!

MUSIC CONTAINED HEREIN INCLUDES:
Nipsey Hussle - Checc Me Out
Raab - Foreplay
Transitions - Straight Fucking
Mint Condition - Moan
Janet Jackson - Warmth
Lyfe - She Got Kids
Blu Light - Sex Is On My Mind
Suga Suga - Monifah
Mercedes Ft. Mac & Jahbo - I Can Tell

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This is an episode that deals with color-ism within the Black community. The dumb ass debate of 'light skin vs. dark skin' is discussed here. This is a side effect of colonial racism in AmeriKKKa. Byron LOVE Luv drives this conversation with co-host Shello 4 Sho. Guests Brandon Lawson and Islam Noble O'Ryan are here providing varying perspectives as well. Knowledge of the Moors & Moorish Science Temple is explored a little here as well as the untimely demise of West Coast rapper NIPSEY HUSSLE. Enjoy!

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