Catch a Contact ft. Willie Mo - Intellectual Savagery

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On Episode 2 of Intellectual Savagery Lucky is joined by the homie Willie. The conversation starts with dating for a purpose during the pandemic then somehow the discussion goes to places that only Willie & Lucky can take it— from the OG Netflix & Chill movie, to Smoking vs. Drinking and even that fateful moment when you realize you’re the old nigga in the club. On a somber note, they guys pay tribute to Rashad Wilson, a friend of Willie’s who recently transitioned. This episode is filled with laughter, gems and thought provoking moments.

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This episode was published on June 29, 2021.

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On Episode 2 of Intellectual Savagery Lucky is joined by the homie Willie. The conversation starts with dating for a purpose during the pandemic then somehow the discussion goes to places that only Willie & Lucky can take it— from the OG Netflix &...

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