Alib And Khanye Tsebo discuss sitcoms releating to Black culture and their influence.

2020 has been a trial for us all so I decided to talk about my 2020 experience and to get a reason to my 4-month hiatus.

I wanted to talk a little about voting and its history. Why we cannot keep voting and expecting change but also giving a slight solution as to how we should go about doing things.

I wanted to talk about Parents being involved with what their kids listen to and see but most importantly the music industry and different artist.

After having a heated debate with some so-called Brothas on twitter about the Black Community. It seems they blame Black Women for everything that is, has and will go on within the Black Community even though Black Women have been by Black Men's side through it all. I wanted to share my point of view as a Black Man and bring logic to the table in hopes you Brothas reevaluate yourselves if this is the kind of person you are. In recent light a young Black Woman was murdered by a Black man with a history if violence.

After having a heated debate with some so-called Brothas on twitter about the Black Community. It seems they blame Black Women for everything that is, has and will go on within the Black Community even though Black Women have been by Black Men's side through it all. I wanted to share my point of view as a Black Man and bring logic to the table in hopes you Brothas reevaluate yourselves if this is the kind of person you are.

This Episode is about how every community tries to bully Black people as a form of oppression into "Apologizing or Agreeing," in order to not suffer from any backlash. They label you words they created in order to fit their narrative while the rest of the world goes along with it.

I wanted to talk about the various groups of people whom businesses are setup within the black community and their involvement to include themselves into the BLM movement, as well social media and boycotting with purpose.

I wanted to talk about the many things I've seen floating around on the internet during this stage in life.

Stop with these cutesy names you give white people they're not impactful or worse than the N-Word.