In this episode Avery and I speak about the doja cat situation. We also talk about how we don’t need any celebrities validation for our movement as African American people. We then bring awareness to all the black people killed by the hands of cops. And we end it off with does tearing down our community actually helping our community?

In this episode von, Lola, and I get into the touchy topics that’s going on in pop culture. We then talk about how this quarantine is affecting us and the world around us. The end the show speaking about the things that are happening in the music industry.

This episode we speak how we’ve officially ended our stressful school semester and survived. Then we get into the G. Cass and his colorist and pedophilic antics he portrayed during his battle rap back in 2015. The next thing we speak about is Rubi and how she got played by a big mouth, but she’ll bounce back. We then get into the releases of music and how Drake is always trying to take the women’s shine. How one sided stans can be with their support and what an amazing job Beyoncé, Megan, Doja, Nicki, and Jojo did on their releases last night. We give our beloved Miss Minnie her last love and goodbyes wrapping the show. I enjoyed having my guest Kayla and Darian come through and be my host for tonight. Make sure y’all tune in tonight and every Friday 🥂.

We get into a LOT of things on tonight’s episode such as colorism, racism, and self hatred with in our community. We speak on bhad bhabbie’s hair and why she shouldn’t of wore darker makeup and wore braids. We then spoke about how black men cape for the stereotypical racial ambiguous woman all because of their self hatred for their own black women. Then we get into how Ari Lennox shouldn’t of caped for snoop dog because like many black men they leave their black women to look crazy to the public and diss them. TI and Tiny ignorance becomes the topic of discussion when they claim it’s female rappers fault for all relationships ending, because the message put into their music. We go on how the spam community should stop putting on this act that they’re tough when they’re not. Remy Ma is brought up again and the double standards of people we like and don’t like is brought into conversation as well. We lastly speak on how trans women are disrespecting for completely no reason simply because they’re looked at as competition. as you can see we get into something chile ✨.

On tonight episode my special guest and I get into somethangs chile. We speak about being ambitious and manifesting our goals, but never putting our eggs in one basket. We speak about the incident with Chiramonique and her being wrongfully assaulted by a group of men and called out her name. Then we speak about the Iyanna and NBA youngboy situation and if she was justified for what she did or does she deserve to do time. we speak about cancel culture and if 5G is REALLY a thing. Of course we speak about nicki and why so many people who turned on her are no backtracking and how remy ma believes shether changed the wave around for female hip hop. we officially end it off with who’s up next and what’s next for music. I enjoyed my guest tonight hopefully you enjoy them as well. thank you for tuning into another episode.

On this episode we open up with a self check in on how everyone’s quarantine is going with my special guest Helena and Cay. We then transition into speaking on the New releases of last night, celebrities being just as human, and of course Nicki Minaj. We speak about how she shouldn’t be held accountable for the wrong doings of others and how we think she deserves this break from the industry. We then speak on the Nathaniel Woods execution and how he was wrongfully taken away also how racism is still a thing of today. The last thing we talk about is how misogyny and transphobia does happen within the LGBT+ community and how if we all want to be treated as equal we have to give the same integrity and respect.

On tonight’s episode, we speak about the quarantine that’s happening and I ask them about their future projects. we speak about the course and transition of hip hop, how it has affected how we listen to musics. the David Robinson trial, and the Indianapolis death. we also speak about the ignorance that the shade room spews on the LGBT community. we then speak on the tea about the spam community rappers, who’s up next in the music industry, and the nicki and lil Kim beef. this is a jammed pack episode with my talented guest reezy and shi.

This is my returning episode to my podcast. I know I’ve been gone for a minute but, it was for a reason. I’ve been busy with work and classwork but now I have returned to my love. In this podcast we speak on the young and empowering Zaya Wade. I made a slip within the podcast but quickly corrected myself because I want NO one to disrespect this gracious young lady. In within the podcast I speak about why so many people are so worried about her and what she prefers to be called as an trans woman. Why can’t we just support her and love on her instead of being against her because her way of life goes against y’all views. I end it off with this, in order for us to get equality from outside our community we have to give that same equality within our community 🥂. I hope y’all enjoyed this episode... sucka signing out

On this episode a special guest of mines Keziyah joins, and we speak about why cancel culture isn’t a thing, why it’s so easy to appropriate black culture, and how we have to actually support black business instead of expecting handouts. I really hope y’all enjoy this episode and continue to support my show. I’ve really worked on this and feel like my hardwork will be validated if people listened to my show

On this episode I speak on Ari Lennox, Teyana Taylor, and Blue Ivy being more victims added to the featurism and colorism stake. While speaking on that I give meaningful advice one why we shouldn’t cape for our people in the wrong and shun our people when they’re in the right. This episode is truly important because I’ve been wanting to speak on why black cis born/trans women are the most disrespected people in the world and why do we care for people and their ignorance.