🧠 Bad Baby Names, Section 8 Drama & Closure With Your Ex?! | Souly for Laughs Podcast (Ep 54)

This episode starts funny and slowly turns deep — the Souly for Laughs special. JD, JoJo, and Johnny break down narcissistic baby names, unisex names, workplace bias, and why some parents really shouldn’t be parents… before diving headfirst into internet drama, Section 8 flexing gone wrong, and one of the WILDEST dating debates yet: getting “closure” from your ex while you’re ENGAGED. 😭💀

Then things get real. The crew answers a listener question about challenging long-held beliefs, leading to raw conversations about God, religion, parenting, generational trauma, and breaking cycles — without losing the jokes along the way.

In this episode:

👶 Narcissist parents naming kids wild things (yes, Me-again is real)

📛 Unisex names, resume bias & why names can affect opportunities

🎶 “A Boy Named Sue” & parents setting kids up for bullying

🧠 Cultural pressure, Afrocentric names & code-switching for survival

🏠 Section 8 TikTok flex leads to eviction — the internet stays undefeated

💸 Who really abuses government assistance programs (and who actually needs them)

🍼 Having kids for benefits vs. responsibility & accountability

✈️ Traveling with friends reveals EVERYTHING — Miami club horror story

🚪 Bouncers charging $300 for entry & fake friends choosing the club over you

💍 Engaged woman goes to get “closure” from her ex — dealbreaker or not?

😬 Why “one last time” is usually a lie we tell ourselves

🤖 AI deepfakes undressing women & why the internet is getting scary

🧠 Listener question: beliefs we’ve questioned and what changed

⛪ Religion vs. spirituality — church culture, hypocrisy & personal faith

👨‍👧 Parenting without a manual & finding the middle ground

🔁 Breaking generational cycles instead of repeating them

👇 Drop a comment:

Is getting “closure” from your ex while engaged grounds to end it?

And what belief have YOU questioned or unlearned recently?

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