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New Age Polygamy, Overcoming Narcissism, American Dream Debate, & Boycotts vs Support ft Nick Cannon
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1:46:30Now PlayingIn this episode of Black Out, we dive into whether the American Dream is truly dead and what that means for the future. We also break down the latest political shake-up as a judge blocks Trump’s federal funding freeze on public loans, grants, and other aid, forcing him to change course. Meanwhile, Kanye West is officially a billionaire again—what does this mean for Yeezy’s future? And did Elon Musk really alter his genetic code?
Later, we sit down with Nick Cannon to talk about the new age of content creation, how he balances life with multiple child mothers, and his personal journey of overcoming narcissism.
We also take live viewer calls to discuss whether boycotting is the right answer and what it would take to achieve real Black unity. Plus, we dive into modern dating dynamics and the challenges of navigating relationships in today’s world.
To close things out, we debate who would win in a Verzuz battle between Nas and Future and discuss whether this could be the end of DJ Akademiks.
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