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1:35:51Now PlayingOn this episode of Black Out, we unpack the viral feud between DC Young Fly and Rick Ross—what sparked it, and who really has the upper hand. We also answer a powerful audience question about the evolution of Black and Brown men’s approach to relationships: when did we shift from duty and family-building to emotion and “how I feel”? Plus, we break down whether Americans should be more thankful to America—or if that’s just patriotic gaslighting.
Next, we get into the emotional video of Travis Hunter’s wife crying—some say he’s being set up, but what’s really going on? We also explore the scandal surrounding the Astronomer CEO and what every entrepreneur can learn from his downfall. Tom Lee says Ethereum could hit $15,000—could this be the crypto comeback of the decade? Meanwhile, Tyler Perry makes headlines for reportedly firing family members—raising the age-old question: is loyalty worth the risk in business?
We close with hot topics shaking the culture—like the OnlyFans model who retired after a windfall connected to Shannon Sharpe, and whether WNBA players truly deserve more money. And don’t miss our breakdown of one of the most important but underrated traits in business—featuring a viral tweet that says it all. Tap in for the real, the raw, and the thought-provoking. Subscribe now.
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