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Welcome back!!! The first episode of the new season is all about what happens when you give an opinion, and the world doesn't quite like what you said. Guess what.. suck it up!
New soundtrack produced by Earl Hondo!!!
It's here y'all! The season 1 finale, and in this episode I am talking about the most toxic type of people I've come across in my life. *Trigger Warning* If you fall into one of these, well maybe you should take a long hard look in the mirror before you come and approach me with any type of conversation.
Why is it so wrong that men enjoy playing video games and watching anime or superhero movies? Do we not deserve any happiness outside of a woman's affection?! Or do y'all just want us to be unhappy. They are other things that men aren't "supposed" to do either and we'll be talking about them on this episode!
In this episode I talk about the nonsense we do after a break-up, or at least the nonsense I've experienced after a break up lol.
On this episode I dive into old cartoons, my hot take on some of the best ones and why we "shouldn't have been watch them". I'm just playing, y'all can watch whatever you like.
Looking back at our not so recent past, me and Rebekah talk about things in our lives that had an absolute chokehold on us and our community. Some things were bad and needed to go, why were y'all out here doing the Nae Nae?!
Fellas we all have that one barber that we would neve cheat on. EVEN THOUGH they don't treat us with the respect we deserve!
Just a little talk about sneakers, my love for them, the journey, and how it can be a fun yet expensive hobby! Don't judge me on how many I have or how much I spend. Just listen and don't ask questions.
Astrology can be fun, but it can also be extremely stupid. And it can make us act even more stupid. HATER ALERT!!!
I'm honestly tired of having this conversation. I get it makes for good debate, but I think it can be dangerous when it comes to experiencing the people we are talking about. Opinions can form biases and those can affect how we perceive those we are talking about.
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