by Paige Boyd
Join host/moderator, Paige B. (from Saginaw's Kiss 107.1FM) and her very interesting gang of colorful commenters as they give their opinions, from entertainment to politics, and everything in between. **NOTE: This podcast may feature strong language. Listener discretion is advised. **
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April 14, 2021
<p>In this episode, Paige B. and the crew pay their respects to prolific lyricist DMX, who has joined the ancestors at the age of 50. We talk about his remarkable life and career and the powerful impact he has had on the culture. Also, we also send our love and prayers to former Bad Boy artist Black Rob and discuss whether or not a union among artists can be feasible, although we agree that it is ABSOLUTELY necessary. </p> <p>PLUS: We get the tea on Usher making it rain with his version of Monopoly money. Nick Cannon is expecting his 5th and 6th children (by his third baby mama): Is he really turning into Future with a turban? Also, we discuss having celebrities making the leap into politics, cultural appropriation, discrimination within different races, and MORE!</p>
April 7, 2021
<p>This week, the gang kicks off the episode with some well wishes for rapper DMX's recovery and a brief convo about his impact on Hip Hop. We also talk about the Verzuz battle between music icons Earth, Wind & Fire and The Isley Brothers: The wardrobe, the music, the epicness of it all. There is also a conversation about the Isleys' controversial decision to include their R. Kelly-penned hits in the battle, and we ask: is it REALLY possible to cancel R. Kelly completely?!</p> <p>ALSO: An angry Burger King customer thinks she could "have it her way" with a gun. Paul Pierce gets the boot from ESPN after his after-hour antics hit the net. Boosie Badazz gets banned from Instagram (again) and begs Black creators to make a platform for him to display his ratchet content with no restrictions. We discuss why rappers are expected to be role models, whether they like it or not. And finally, Saweetie & Quavo's elevator tussle prompts an honest conversation about Domestic Violence in relationships. </p>
March 30, 2021
<p>Back like we never left! </p> <p>After a two-week hiatus (which was two weeks longer than D-Zel hoped for, apparently), the crew is back for more foolishness. They talk about the rollout of Lil Nas X's controversial new song/video, "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)." Also, the Derrick Jaxn cheating scandal, Sharon Osborne is "encourage to resign" from "The Talk" after showing her racism, and what's next for VERZUZ! And much more!</p> <p>Also, we learn that D-Zel really hates being wrong and not having the last word. And apparently, he has child-bearing hips....but that's neither here nor there. </p>
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Join host/moderator, Paige B. (from Saginaw's Kiss 107.1FM) and her very interesting gang of colorful commenters as they give their opinions, from entertainment to politics, and everything in between.
**NOTE: This podcast may feature strong language. Listener discretion is advised. **
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