Scott VS The Internet

The Scott Vs the Internet trio is back again to tackle the tough stuff starting with OnlyFans causes an uproar and makes Scott wonder if Smalls and Stacks can name their price. Makeup is a big industry and the insults start to fly as Ari speaks her peace about Olivia’s come up (22:28). Moving on into the music realm, we talk about Teyana Taylor’s retirement announcement and discuss what the women of R&B have to offer (49:19) and sliding in DM’s is a bigger sport than people give credit to as we take a look at the drama between NBA player Malik Beasley and Larsa Pippen. (103:16) 

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On episode 58 of Scott Vs the Internet we open discussion by breaking down a Twitter fingers war between Cardi B and Wiz Khalifa, while debating whether it was an appropriate comment and analyzing why the world always pits two stars against one another. Later on in the show, we talk about Summer Walkers pregnancy (17:28), and why it’s so hard for women to see signs of a bad father. While Summer drags London all over Instagram, reconciliation is in the air when we go over the Fresh Prince reunion (35:10), the breakdown of OG Aunt Viv and the make up between actress Janet Hubert and Will Smith that was 27 years overdue. On a lighter note we give our takes on Kevin Harts new standup Zero Fucks Given(57:13), and his overall acceptance in the comedy world. Scott, Stacks, and Smalls have a show full of fun as we tackle all this and more; take a listen!

Back with episode 57, the SVI gang start's off with their segment where they promote new black businesses. From there the gang begins with the iconic Versus Battle, starring Jeezy and Gucci. Later (26:45), the gang quickly runs through all their new music takes and who to hear. A high Scott asks how everyone feels about how new entertainment content affects how the world (36:25) and what does the music industry look like with a structured union (56:00). Another great show, check us out!

On this episode: Scott opens the show asking everyone how their election day experiences were. Two of the guests didn't vote, so Scott and the gang ring off from there. Following that, the gang recaps BET Hip Hop Awards and a few of the awards they had questioning its winners. Much later in the show, Stacks asks when is it ok in the talking stage, "When's it ok to take the condom off?" Scott also plugs "LO$T" a clothing brand through Myles Campbell of River Rouge, MI. All over the place, a fun listen here!! TAP INNN!

On this episode: The gang is back with guests! After some back and forth, the gang starts with addressing Jennifer Lopez saying she’s black (6:30). Later Scott brings up the Cardi B/Offset news (14:27) and they break down their respected relationship views. Following the break down, Stacks brings the Tory Lanez/Meg The Stallion debacle (30:40). Later, Scott brings a strong talk to the table; asking "Why can’t Black men give their opinion or defend themselves when a Black woman speaks on the majority of black men?"  (1:05:50) Dope listen here!!

First off, the gang thanks y'all from the bottom of our hearts for staying with us as we come back from our hiatus! Scott, Stacks, and Smalls (in spirit) are back! From the top, the gang gives updates since they last spoke to everyone and also gives a few 'plugs' to some new content and business ventures! A recap of the year so far and some funnies is all we got in this return episode! Share us and tell a friend to check us out!

On this episode we bring you our long awaited and highly anticipated views on things we've missed during the first quarter of the year! Starting with  Dwayne Wade and Zaya, we tackle LGBTQ+ support and what it means to raise a child who like Zaya chooses to identify opposite to their biological sex. Talking minors and life changes gets sticky, as Stacks and Scott talk about what support they'd be willing to show. Moving forward, we also touch on Harvey Weinstein's sentencing and 101 way to get (or not get) a threesome. The topic of unwarranted gifts arise and Smalls gives her take on why gifts aren't always what they are cracked up to be while Stacks and Scott chime in on the responsibility of rental property. All this and more on Scott Vs The Internet!

The gang is all here! Happy New Year! On the first episode back of the new decade we have a lot to cover, starting the show off with our predictions for the upcoming year, we talk about who will do what, and how many new babies will appear. Moving into our review of the latest and greatest, we cover Eminem and his newest project, Bad Boys For Life and the infamous Joker. We debate which Bad Boys movie ranks the highest, as well as our favorite sequels (or trilogies). Scott and Smalls talk Ledger vs Pheonix plus, who made the best Batman. We take a detour from being movie watchers and dip into production as we talk also about the news of Tyler Perry's writers room (or lack thereof) and the portrayal of the the black relationship/marriage. On a deeper level, we take a second to have a little therapy session, and reflect on some things we notice in ourselves, ending on a few gems to carry us into a prosperous new year! 

This episode tackles a little from every arena, from the president of the world to the Queen of the music industry. First up we tackle a little bit from the NBA as Scott and Smalls give their take on the weeks events as well as the tabloid topping JR Smith, as we discuss what it means to "cheat while separated." Moving along, we also explore Joe and Cyn's breakup and the ideas behind going through your partners phone. Gender roles are challenged when the team discuss Cardi's birthday gift as well as the idea that women cannot buy lavish things for men. The orange guy may get impeached, but it's not over until the Senate sings and finally we debate what the most effective way to parent a new age child may be, while comparing our own differences in upbringing.

The gang hits their 50th episode!!!

Come hear the podcast you love give a few music takes and Scot finally voice his a bit of his rant on the war against black men. We're back, check us out!