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- PValley/ Episode 4 S2E1 -PuzzyLand
Chyna really
wants better for Summer Walker as we speculate on Big Meech’s son whoriblehijinks and whether he needs Lume. We rant about how the nieces are out herhunching for clout. We also discuss whether not Lizzo is a horrible employerand why I don’t like going to strip clubs before beginning our recap of PValleyseason 2.50 min - iCarlee was hanging out with 2Pac while Scrappy was look for Some Cut
We rant about Carlee’s stroll through the Bama woods, Tamar’s cooking with Margarine and should be on RHOA, watching the end of Lil Scrappy’s marriage on LHHA, City Girls wanna go to the chapel, Social Media’s newest street corners, Where 2Pac has been and doped up sea creatures.
49 min - Black folks are down a huned, because we strive to be Sexxy like Red while looking for Carlee Russell
We're back! But are bear with us , cuz it's been 3 years & I have to learn new editing software.
We discuss female rappers and which ones we should be jealous of. Ponder where is Carlee. Wonder why famous fawkbois need therapy. Why RHOA needs to be rebooted with the quickness.1 hr - Tamar Braxton: Get Ya Life – “Caught in the Middle”
Chae and Tay discuss episode 4 of Tamar Braxton’s new docuseries “Get Ya Life”. Chile, breakout your Uggs and puffy coats because we’re throwing the chilliest shade on David, Goli, and Production! This episode had us unpacking Christianity, professionalism, and wealth. We also managed to throw in some praise for Tamar’s calm and collected demeanor.
45 min - Tamar Braxton: Get Ya Life – “Old and New Wounds”
Chae and Tay discuss Tamar Braxton’s new docuseries “Get Ya Life”. Hold on to your bible because this journey into the chaos of this production continues to suck us in. We are still shading production, mainly Mona and we’re now lighting candles for Ms. Tamar.
38 min - Tamar Braxton: Get Ya Life – “Break Room Breakdown”
Chae and Tay discuss Tamar Braxton’s new docuseries “Get Ya Life”. Grab your sage, tissue, and drank because it’s a wild and emotional ride. We are shading production and praying for Ms. Tamar.Chae and Tay discuss Tamar Braxton’s new docuseries “Get Ya Life”. Grab your sage, tissue, and drank because it’s a wild and emotional ride. We are shading production and praying for Ms. Tamar.
31 min - Tamar Braxton: Get Ya Life - The Journey begins
Chile, we had to get Tay on this thang to kiki about this emotional train wreck. Chae and Tay discuss Tamar Braxton’s new docuseries “Get Ya Life”. Grab your sage, tissue, and drank because it’s a wild and emotional ride.
40 min - Two weddings, one pricey divorce, and a Black superhero’s funeral
We observe the passing of our most iconic Black Superhero, Chadwick Boseman. We shade and side eye Canadian Oompa Lompas, new relationships and marriages, pricey divorces. Great Aunties, the circus you create when no one is watching your show, Jhene Aiko can’t sing, why Summer Walker is in baby mama business and not address her own. Should Peta be concerned about leaving Budden alone with dogs?
59 min - PValley: “Last Call For Alcohol”, Last Call at the Pynk
We discuss the highlights of episode “Last Call For Alcohol” of the new hit show, P-Valley. As always, we are spoiling shit. Grab ya shots, adjust your wig, and involved.
Credits:
Megan Thee Stallion "Captain Hook" Instrumental Prod. by Dices
22 min - Down at the Pynk, Lorretta Devine is a Black National Treasure
We discuss the highlights of the episode “Legacy” of the new hit show, P-Valley. So, yeah we are spoiling shit. Grab ya floss, adjust your wig, and involved.
Credits:
Cardi B "Money" Instrumental Prod. by Dices
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Streaming While Black unapologetically provides social commentary on the Black experience as depicted in popular American media. We cover trending internet shenanigans, Black pop culture, and…
streaming media which emphasizes our diverse experiences.