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Kristen and Reafe are a popular couple on Youtube from Toronto. The genre is highly watched on the platform as people love to see real life couples with their daily activities.

Kristen and Reafe have provided entertainment to fans just like otherFollowing the likes of popular couples such as De'arra & Ken 4 Life, Riss & Quan, FunnyMike&Jaliyah, Dei and Joe, Cierra and Jordan, among so many others.

Latoya Forever is one of the biggest Toronto Youtubers ever and she parlayed her success to Hollywood by moving to the city. She would eventually get a role on the reality television series Atlanta Housewives. Will Kristen and Reafe follow the same path?

During an in depth interview by Manifesto Summit in Toronto, the couple revealed how they are behind the scenes and provide tips for aspiring youtube content creators. Shea Marie Diva & Vixens Podcast went on the road to capture the special event.

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The newest host of MTV UK's "Catfish" show took a trip to Toronto to be apart of the Manifesto Summit event. The program was headlined by Nella Rose as she gave insight into her rise to fame in the media industry.

She also gave a shout out to Brooklyn of Brooklyn's Tea Talk on this special on the road edition. The event took place on August 10th, 2022 downtown Toronto and Nella expressed much appreciation for the love the city gave her during her first ever visit.

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Rolling Loud Toronto rapper, Paris Richards, sits down with Brooklyn Tea Talk on WorldWide Entertainment TV for most in depth interview ever. The artist known as "The Queen Of The 6ix" defends her status with the crown by detailing why she reigns supreme over the other female rappers in Toronto.

She speaks on growing up in the Falstaff community on the Jane Strip and how it was emotional for her to do the visuals for "I Got You" in her old stomping grounds. Richards was able to acquire the "R&B Queen Of Canada," Jully Black to collaborate on the single and she says "she's an entire vibe and one of the most amazing people I ever met." 

Jully Black recently performed at Drake's OVO Fest All Canadian Northstars event.  Paris Richards stated the experience as "so natural and literally meant to be," and Jully Black told her she would never lose and it eventually became apart of the hook. 

Richards also reveals that she has something in the works with the Urban Music Queen of Canada, Michie Mee, as she recently was in the studio with the legendary groundbreaking Canadian artist. The Toronto rapper also stated she would love to work with other iconic artists such as Kardinal Offishall and Melanie Durrant. 

Discussion arose concerning the hotly debated topic of who the "Queen Of The 6ix" is for hip hop today. The usual suspects include Golde London, Chromazz, and Paris Richards as illustrated by Gems Life vlogger below.

The hip hop artist bluntly stated why she wears the crown and says she started her own wave and was given the title by her American fans during her many visits across the border. Check out the interview above.

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Toronto Rappers & Hip Hop Series with Infinite Exclusives with WorldWide Entertainment TV as he celebrates 25 years of being a solo artist in the 6ix.  The iconic Toronto rapper participated in Drake's OVO Fest All Canadian Northstars event that took place on August 1st at the History building in the 6ix.

Performing one of the G.O.A.T. TDot songs in "Gotta Get Mine," he shared the stage with other legendary Toronto hip hop artists such as Maestro Fresh Wes, Kardinal Offishall, Michie Mee, Choclair, Jelleestone, and Saukrates.

In this "Blast From The Past," WWETV Network looks at our exclusive interview with Infinite from 2018. He explains how he got started in the rap game and the success he received with his group Ghetto Concept. We learn why the group broke up and how he handled going solo for the first time.

The rapper discusses his thoughts on how he was portrayed in the legendary CBC National News Street Rappers documentary and dealing with the passing of his brother. Infinite has also done some acting in films like the Tookie Williams movie that was a biopic of the founder of the Crips. The movie starred Jamie Foxx and the Canadian hip hop artist also took a part in 50 Cent's "Get Rich Or Die Trying" biopic. 

WorldWide Entertainment TV was also on hand to capture his return to the Toronto rap scene in 2017 via the annual TDot Fest event with exclusive coverage of his performance.

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WorldWide Entertainment TV's Toronto Rappers & Hip Hop Series exclusive interview with Rolling Loud Toronto performer Tara Lord.

Brooklyn Tea Talk special guest includes former WWETV Network host, Tara Lord, who gives an in depth interview about her career as a teenage sensation to being a performer at the first ever Rolling Loud Toronto event. 

She will be on night 3 of the event on September 11th and she describes her reaction to when she got the news about getting the huge opportunity to open up for the headliners of The Migos, Lil TJay, and more.

Brooklyn Tea Talk gets the scoop on her recent trip to the United States for a music festival and how it compares to her other travels worldwide. We learn what her top picks for hip hop artists in her city and her thoughts on the male dominated media for the culture in "the 6ix".

She describes what goes into making an event as she is the founder of the Top Secret Sol Flower Fest that takes place in Toronto. Continuing the legacy
 of Top Secret that was started by her iconic father, Ryan Lord, Tara explains what was the biggest lesson she learned from one of the pioneering artists in Canadian hip hop.

Brooklyn plays a little fun trivia question at the end of the show that includes Chris Brown, NBA Youngboy, and the NBA's Steph Curry.

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WorldWide Entertainment TV special guest, Anna Rebecca, sits down with Brooklyn Tea Talk to talk about her career in music and acting. The star of "Unexpected Behavior."

Anna Rebecca is originally from Baldwin Hills, Ca. She is known for acting and has already been apart of major movies like “Respect” the biography of Aretha Franklin. She tells Brooklyn how it was on the set and what her reaction was like seeing the likes of the legendary Mary J. Blige. Anna has also worked at the Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. 

As a child, she worked with the Tyler Karr Agency and booked major National commercials campaigns for products like Tylenol, Barbie, Kellogg and Granny Apple Smith just to name a few. By the time she reached middle school she was no longer acting, but was honing other talents like singing and ballet.

At Age, 24  Anna was relocated to Atlanta, Ga after being discovered on social media for her musical talent. During Anna’s first few years in the A she primarily focused on her music career as a rapper performing under the alias “Nyla Vamp”, but after dealing with some unsavory people she lost her passion for music and decided to switch gears and start up her acting career again.

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Brooklyn Tea Talk Throwback looks at Brooklyn's social work in the community of Toronto. In the video above, WorldWide Entertainment TV was on site with Global news to cover the "Enough Is Enough" street march against gun violence in the city.

Participants at the event included the organization DevelopMe Youth which created the event along with sponsorship from Zero Gun Violence Movement. The March received mainstream press from Global news as it created awareness to the growing problem in the 6ix. Brooklyn Tea Talk was exclusively interviewed with Global news about the day and more.

Politician and lawyer, Knia Singh, was a special guest who spoke to onlookers about the stats, people, and plans he has to help the violence erupting in the city.

DevelopMe Youth works to solve the issues plaguing the community. With the assistance of experienced groups such as SistersKeepers, Zero Gun Violence, EMSC, and urban media outlets such as WorldWide Entertainment TV to reach the at risk youth.


Enough Is Enough Peace Rally organized by DevelopMe Youth is by youth for youth. The elders of the community are doing the best they could, but they need the help and the involvement from youth, in trying to regulate and reduce this predicament happening in our communities. 

This is where this Peace Rally comes in, as it allows the youth to now take a stand up and let their voices be heard, for as many times they are the voiceless in change due to lack of empowerment to make changes in their environment.

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Baddies South Episode 6 reaction with Brooklyn Tea Talk. In an action packed broadcast, Brooklyn gives her take on Chrisean Rock getting into another physical altercation at the prompting of Slim. The fight caused Slim's best friend to get defensive and end up in fisticuffs with Jela who was trying to make sure Rollie Pollie did not intervene in the Slim fight with Chrisean Rock.

The whole incident occurred when Natalie wanted all the women to clear the air with any disputes they had with each other. The reason being that the Baddies tour bus driver had enough of their antics and left them for good after their trip to Charlotte. 

Scotty had endeared herself with the women after they all had a blast together in the clubs that she helped planned for. Intimate situations occurred during the partying which confused Brooklyn and viewers.

Check out the reaction video above with Brooklyn Tea Talk.

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Baddies South Episode 5 With Brooklyn Tea Talk Reaction Chrisean Rock vs Natalie Nunn

Baddies South Episode 5 with Brooklyn Tea Talk Reaction. The episode sees the boss of the show taking things into her own hands after believing Chrisean Rock was getting annoying. Gas guzzler speaks out on the house all teaming up to beat her down to Natalie Nunn.

Once again Brooklyn is not impressed with the attire of Slim and also gives Rollie Pollie a piece of her mind about her choice of clothing as well. A teaser of the 6ixth episode is shown with Chrisean Rock getting into it with Slim and also Rollie Pollie getting into another fight.

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(WWETV Network) Artist Talk with DT provides Worldwide Entertainment TV an exclusive interview with Afroman. The interview took place after a performance from his Canadian Tour. He gives advice to aspiring artists and tells us how he first fell in love with music.

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Joseph Edgar Foreman (born July 28, 1974), better known by his stage name Afroman, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, comedian and multi-instrumentalist. He is known for his songs "Because I Got High", released in 2000, and "Crazy Rap", which was released in 2001 and both were featured on his album The Good Times.

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