'The Vlad Couch' Featuring Lord Jamar (Episode 10)
June 19, 2015
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as posted by the channelLord Jamar never shies away from sharing his wisdom and opinion on a variety of topics and their potential social impact. For the tenth episode of 'The Vlad Couch,' the Brand Nubian member spoke on a myriad of controversial topics. He provided a litany of individuals he considers to be better rap artists than Eminem, while skill acknowledging Em's technical skill. He provided more perspective on the notion that being gay is a choice, alongside a host of other interesting topics.
When speaking on Slim Shady, Lord Jamar unequivocally asserted, "Lyrically, Eminem's probably better than me," however, he still would not put the 8 Mile MC in his Top 20 list.
As the conversation continues, Lord Jamar would speak on the often inflammatory topic of human sexuality. While conversing with Vlad, Jamar challenged the viewers to consider multiple issues which may ultimately impact a person's sexuality. Everything from what a woman eats while she's pregnant, to a veiled societal plan to encourage homosexuality are discussed during this intriguing interview.
From start to finish, do yourself a favor and listen to everything that Lord Jamar has to say. Share your opinions below.
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