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Jul 14, 2020 1 hr 24 min

“Hollywood Divorce”

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In Episode 50, Darian, JaCorey and Shane discuss the latest updates on the recent finding of Naya Rivera’s body. The fellas send their condolences to Lil Marlo who also lost his life in an unfortunate situation. In light of the latest developments in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and Pizza Gate, the internet did its job as it always does in discovering Wayfair, Amazon, Walmart and Etsy possible being negligent and or complicit in child trafficking through their websites for outrageous prices and having names of missing children. The guys also discuss the theory of Oprah, Ellen, and Hilary Clinton’s connections. They also ask a rhetorical question that the viewers may not find intelligent, is Jill Scott attractive? If the shows previous news wasn’t disturbing enough, Jada Pinkett and Will Smith decided to take their transgressions to Facebook with and impromptu Red Table Talk in which she admits to having a relationship with August Alsina. The world went crazy as they found out the guidelines of an “Entanglement” and the flats came to both denounce and oblige to the situation in lengthy dialogue. Chance The Rapper came to the defense of Kanye’s presidential campaign and questioned those not following suit, resulting in him saying “n***** is racists” and also getting some backing from, you guessed it, Terry Crews. James Harden and Russell Westbrook both came down with the Rona, so are the Rockets’ chances of securing the chip we all knew they had no shot at gone down the drain? Lastly, no pun intended, the gang discusses just why nice guys tend to finish last or if it’s strictly based on stipulations? Tune in to Episode 50 NOW! (@gullyveli) (@jacoreycwalker) (@shane_mf7)

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