“Remember The Name”
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In Episode 42, Darian and JaCorey kick off with a birthday recap, followed by some unfortunate, untimely news of all of the senseless killings inflicted on innocent black people during this pandemic. The fellas take time to acknowledge, support, and ensure we remember the names of Ahmaud Arbery, Sean Reed, and Breonna Taylor who all lost their lives much too soon to senseless hate and violence. Why do cops have such a need to invoke their power? The crew TRIES to find a logical answer. Darian also targets Amanda Seales’ rhetoric that “all allies must endure the pain that black people feel”, the gang shares their unwavering opinions. Tekashi 69 is trying everything he can to hold up his image after going Randall from Recess, and the fellas debate whether or not “all money is good money” after his 200,000 dollar donation was recently rejected. News of the Cav’s organization having insiders betting against themselves while facing the warriors in the finals have surfaced, and the crew discusses just how much they think this honestly happens in the NBA. The Flats break down ESPN’s Top 10 Hoopers of all time, and the controversy behind the typical snubs. Mike Tyson is looking to make a return to the ring, could he make it back to Heavyweight Champion status? The gang discusses the ramifications of “sharing” your partner with another women, and if it’s valid for them to get fed up in hindsight. Lastly, The boys pay their respects to the late great Little Richard, Andre Harrell, and Bill Withers, all legends that will be remembered in time. Tune in to episode 42 NOW! (@gullyveli) (@jacoreycwalker)
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