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Sep 19, 2022 1 hr 10 min

Dense On Purpose

from My Thoughts My Faults Hosted by Terry Miller, Ryan Thomas, Kenneth Smith

00:00 - Annie returns 02:30 - brunch video shoot/scam 05:00 - Annie vs. goliath 06:45 - Annie goes viral 09:00 - Ryan is anti Juneteenth 12:00 - Blue checks in the dm aint nothin new 13:30 - abortion overturned 16:00 - Moneybag and Ari split " her booty is deep" 19:00 - Indian givers the reason women have trust issues? 20:00 - what happened to the VMA's? 23:00 - Bad Bunny kisses background dancer 27:30 - " Are you okay with the gays?" 28:30 - Is shock the only effective way to get a point across? 30:40 - Lil Murda is the wildest character in tv history 32:40 - Can you have a relationship with a bisexual man? 34:30 - The double standard 33:00 - annie blatantly lies and throws dick under the bus 36:20 - Being dense on purpose 39:50 - Arie Spears attacks Lizzo for no reason 41:20 - how you feel about big girls showing off they bodies 42:50 - booty flakes in my chicken 44:00 - could you date a stripper 48:21 - Adam22 capitalizing on black trauma 53:00 - "what's wrong with being morally sound ryan?" 54:30 - Tasteless to upload clips after someone dies? 58:00 - black women in media we hate 60:00 - shoulda never gave you niggas microphones 61:30 - Bug Juice 62:00 - Hey nigger! 65:00 - Back to camping

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Annie comes home for the weekend so she had to stop by MTMF and talk about how life has changed since the first interview in october of 2021. Annie has since started a new job and gone viral on multiple platforms. Terry and Reezy talk about the MTV VMA's fall from grace as must see tv to not even knowing about the show. Bad Bunny kisses his background dancer, lil murda from p valley is voted gayest character in tv history and would annie be okay with having a boyfriend who is bisexual. Lizzo attacked by Arie Spears, Adam22 gets pressed by Joe Sudden, dating strippers and more.

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