Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay

On this week's episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay  co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott tackle the politics of Black hair, discuss trauma porn and the racial horror genre, as well as debate double standards in the critiquing of Black art and the impact of respectability politics on Black creatives. 

Plus, the co-hosts hilariously reflect on the boring (but welcome) reality of "normal" politics in the post-Trump era and tackle the questions of why people really hate Tyler Perry and whether or not straight men and women can every truly just be platonic friends. 

On this week's episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay  co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott tackle the politics of Black hair, discuss trauma porn and the racial horror genre, as well as debate double standards in the critiquing of Black art and the impact of respectability politics on Black creatives. 

Plus, the co-hosts hilariously reflect on the boring (but welcome) reality of "normal" politics in the post-Trump era and tackle the questions of why people really hate Tyler Perry and whether or not straight men and women can every truly just be platonic friends. 

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On this week's episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay, the co-hosts discuss setting a cap on new friendships, the ridiculous musical knowledge of Questlove, toxic, energy vampires in friendship, setting boundaries when everyone loves your parents, people who cannot say no to others and the danger of being co-dependent. 

Jamal & Khalilah also touch on grinding and having a work ethic, the challenge of having "ethnic-sounding" names, aging gracefully, thirst trapping 101, and the infamous "Cocaine Bear."

On this week's episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay, the co-hosts discuss setting a cap on new friendships, the ridiculous musical knowledge of Questlove, toxic, energy vampires in friendship, setting boundaries when everyone loves your parents, people who cannot say no to others and the danger of being co-dependent. 

Jamal & Khalilah also touch on grinding and having a work ethic, the challenge of having "ethnic-sounding" names, aging gracefully, thirst trapping 101, and the infamous "Cocaine Bear."

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Bloopers abound in this hilarious episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay  (originally recorded in March 2021).

Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott re-create Janet Jackson's famous Rhythm Nation opening, discuss Black and Asian allies, public thoughts vs. private thoughts, passive-aggressive social media posting, affinity graduation ceremonies, womanism, the Columbusing of Black music and whitewashing in marketing as well as the shady truth behind the classic 80's hit "That's What Friends Are For," and Ugandan-British soul singer Michael Kiwanuka. 

Plus,  production assistant Jayla joins the gang for the first time in the studio to give her take on a classic Black film.

Bloopers abound in this hilarious episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay  (originally recorded in March 2021).

Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott re-create Janet Jackson's famous Rhythm Nation opening, discuss Black and Asian allies, public thoughts vs. private thoughts, passive-aggressive social media posting, affinity graduation ceremonies, womanism, the Columbusing of Black music and whitewashing in marketing as well as the shady truth behind the classic 80's hit "That's What Friends Are For," and Ugandan-British soul singer Michael Kiwanuka. 

Plus,  production assistant Jayla joins the gang for the first time in the studio to give her take on a classic Black film.

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In this episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay, co-hosts Jamal and Khalilah discuss sex furniture, Pepe le Pew vs. Jessica Rabbit, and the hilarity of parents having the "sex talk" with kids. The hosts also cover "if it bleeds it leads" journalism, the danger of white moderates, Black conservatives and the hypocrisy of so-called "cancel culture," and FINALLY (?) put an end to the debate of who is the greatest comedian of all time. 

In this episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay, co-hosts Jamal and Khalilah discuss sex furniture, Pepe le Pew vs. Jessica Rabbit, and the hilarity of parents having the "sex talk" with kids. The hosts also cover "if it bleeds it leads" journalism, the danger of white moderates, Black conservatives and the hypocrisy of so-called "cancel culture," and FINALLY (?) put an end to the debate of who is the greatest comedian of all time. 

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On the latest episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay, we pay tribute to the late, great DMX, explain how Marvel could teach a master class to DC on how to build a cinematic universe, and ponder the stigma of oral sex among Black men. 

Warning: This episode includes Spoilers for WandaVision.

On the latest episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay, we pay tribute to the late, great DMX, explain how Marvel could teach a master class to DC on how to build a cinematic universe, and ponder the stigma of oral sex among Black men. 

Warning: This episode includes Spoilers for WandaVision.

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