The Bleezy Show

The host is heartbroken over the tragic death of Tyre Nichols and delves into the sickness we face as a society. He also celebrates Tyre's beautiful life and expresses his grief and sorrow.

In this episode, the host talks about the various strange deaths that have taken place in this new year. He also speaks about mortality and how we do not cherish life as much as we should. If you would like to donate to Rob's cause , here is the link for the go fund me page. https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-our-dear-friend-rob

The host ends the year with his pod by listing 22 things he wants to leave in 2022.

The host talks about Brittney Griner's release and how it was over due. He also talks about Paul Whealan still being locked up and the public backlash Brittney Griner is receiving.He also speaks about how America's divide is growing deeper and darker.

In this episode the host opens up with an apology to the multiple people he has hurt the past week with his social media posts. He also speaks about the podcast persona bleeding into his personal life and taking control. He also shares clarity on why context is important when sharing polarizing information.

The Host talks about The Jews and the backlash black men have publicly been getting and how it affects the black communities perspective on the community. He also speaks about coming together and understanding each other's differences and creating a new relationship where both communities can benefit.

In this episode the host speaks about entitlement and privilege black people have obtained and how it is working against them more than it is working for them. 

In this episode the host returns with commemorating the late PNB Rock and giving his strong take on the state of hip culture. He also suggests that Hip Hop is responsible for killing more black men than police officers and suggests we take extreme actions to change it

The host speaks about reconnecting with his father after a 7 year abscence from one another. He also speaks about carrying the burden of guilt and reprising yourself to grow and escape that feeling.

The host speaks about the tragedy that took place in Buffalo and how white supremacy is the biggest threat to black people. He also speaks about how the death of  Palestinian journalist Shareen Abu Akleh is a crime against Israel that should not go unpunished.