Morals and principles are on a holiday sale! Ep 312

On this episode of Bulture Podcast: -What's the one Thanksgiving dish that you can't stand -The NBA has fined LaMelo Ball $100,000 for saying “No Homo” during a post-game interview -Three years ago today, we lost Young Dolph -Starting next season, ESPN/ABC will have the rights to air ‘Inside the NBA -They lucky no one got hurt fr fr during this Pop the Balloon Challenge -Boosie says if Netflix cuts the $20 million check for him, he will hop in the ring with Gervonta Davis -U.S. cruise company offering a 4-year trip for all Americans who want to escape the Trump presidency -These VIP seats for the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight cost $2 million -Mike Tyson reveals he almost died training for Jake Paul fight: 'Lost half my blood' -King Von's baby mama took their son off the football team after the coach said to him:‘Stop crying, or I'll put you with the cheerleaders’ -Soulja Boy goes off on Plies and accuses him of being a snitch for suing over alleged beat sampling -QC artist Gloss Up reveals that before fame, she was in a relationship with a 70-year-old man who took care of her and her entire family -A 7-year-old is recovering after his parents said he was “hung” in a Waldorf, Maryland, elementary school bathroom reports the district says the students were "horseplaying,” -’Gervonta Davis with a message for Jake Paul: “you a whole bozo for this and you didn’t get the job done” -Mother took her sons' $100,000 and gave it to the police -Teens who shot up a Sweet 16 Party in Douglasville were just sentenced to 320 years in Prison -Meek Mill says he's "No Diddy Gang" -Mike Tyson reveals he & a friend had sex with the same girl with AIDS: “They both died of aids I didn’t catch AIDS.” - Bernice Burgos reveals that as a bartender in New York, on her worst nights, she would make $30,000, and she did it for 3 years -Malcolm X's family officially announces a $100 million lawsuit against the U.S. government, alleging that the FBI, CIA, and NYPD conspired to assassinate the civil rights leader in 1965