On today's episode, the guys discuss the passing away of basketball legend and icon, Kobe Bryant, as well as the controversy between Terry Crews and Gabrielle Union and the responsibility Black men have towards Black women.

I mean...the title here is pretty self-explanatory. Just don't be a simp.

The first episode of the year 2020 and the guys....I mean, guy and girl are here to feed the skreets. On the new episode, Wuchi and C.C. discuss dating turn-ons and turn-offs, as well as what men and women alike can do by way of self-improvement in order to get better results for themselves. Tune in!

The guys discuss Trump and the impeachment process, Tekashi 6ix9ine's chances of being welcomed back into the music industry upon his release, common sense and manners, and the way social media behavior affects dating.

On this episode, Wuchi and Korede discuss several pop culture topics ranging from Juice Wrld's untimely death to Nipsey Hussle's questionable "legendary" status and Lizzo being...well, Lizzo. They critique a couple of Afrobeats projects while they're at it as well. Check it out!

As time passes, the human race is losing the value of the warmth of human interaction and the least accessible things (money and material gifts) have become easier to give than our own selves. Okwuchi discusses why this is a problem and how to curb it, as well as some of the harsh realities of the world that require that one does one's best to not be preyed upon, as opposed to simply wishing that predators would just stop being predators.

The guys discuss celebrities with some very interesting (to say the least) ways. From T.I. acting like a perverted Hip-Hop Sherlock Holmes ways with his daughter to parents being openly abusive for the internet, betrayal, and Summer Walker's religious practices, the guys are really getting their hands dirty here.

Discussing Kanye's new antics in the form of new-found spirituality and religion, the usage of the N word, and whether or not it's okay to be intimate with a friend's ex.

Takes quite a bit to acknowledge and admit that you fucked up, doesn't it? You already know we're about leading by example here, so here you go. ft. DayDayBoi Marco

For the African kids going through the struggle in school.