Too Much Game Podcast

In this episode Yung Dolemite discusses the fact that a lot of us are in the positions we are in life because we choose to be, he also talks about the definition of success and the mindset it takes to attain it

In this episode Yung Dolemite discusses him being banned from Instagram and Facebook and also the movement to cancel Nick Cannon. He also talks about the Tory Lanez fiasco and other things

In this episode, LA Duce and the homie Flex pulled up on Yung Dolemite to discuss investing, Covid cash, Entanglement, women and a grip of other topics
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In this episode Yung Dolemite discusses the importance of class, remaining humble and not sowing off too much. He also talks briefly about August Alsina causing a frenzy on the internet because he said he had a relationship with Jada Pinkett Smith with Will Smith's Blessing.
Recorded Monday, July 6th 2020
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In this episode Yung Dolemite discusses the Black Lives Matter organization and questions their motives and financial and political alliances, he also talks about the "Karen" Phenomena and the need for a black agenda during the nationwide uprising. Reuploaded from camera audio due to technical difficulties Linktr.ee/YungDolemite
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In this epsode Yung Dolemite is interviewed by a very special guest, his 7 year old daughter Brownie. She asks him questions about his childhood, his parents and a range of other things
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In this episode Yung Dolemite talks about the events of police terrorism happening in the country and discusses the debates of defunding the police and conduct in the black community Linktr.ee/YungDolemite

In this episode Yung Dolemite has LA Duce back on the show to chop it up about the current state of events in San Bernardino, CA, his new single "The Ballot or the Bullet" and other topics ranging from women to mentorship.

In this episode Yung Dolemite discusses the George Floyd murder and the aftermath, the riots happening across the country and what the black community should do moving forward

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