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Feb 23, 2019 2 hr

Situation Management and Women

from Awkward Menage Hosted by Nibor Smailliw

In this episode of Awkward Ménage, we talk about the albums released so far this year. We also reminisce on how fun and cool it would be to pick up those fresh copies of our favorite hip hop artist. We talk about the current state of Hip Hop and how tired Vick and Nibor are of people not giving artist a real chance before determining they don’t like their music. Then, the nitty gritty. Topic of discussion, how women handle certain situations. We define a lady, and we discuss how being secure in yourself and knowing yourself will change the way you interact with others. We discuss the idea that not every action deserves a reaction, and we as women are also responsible for protecting our Kings. We have two tracks that we play and review this evening. Garrett Demings rock riff ‘Keep It To Yourself,’ and Moufpece ‘Last Time.’ Leave your comments in the appropriate section!

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