He-Man Woman Haters

Strong Language Juice and Kim are back for anot…

An episode of the the (sub)URBAN podcast podcast, hosted by the (sub)URBAN podcast, titled "He-Man Woman Haters" was published on July 24, 2020 and runs 97 minutes.

July 24, 2020 ·97m · the (sub)URBAN podcast

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Strong Language Juice and Kim are back for another episode. They started recording super late which seems to be a current trend. They discuss several topics including: Megan Thee Stallion & Tory Lanez, Talib Kweli harassing women on Twitter, Eminem being a terrible rapper, Kanye and his manic episode, the passing of John Lewis and CT Vivian, Nick Cannon being the worst kind of hotep. All Music Provided by DJCBATTLE

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Strong Language Juice and Kim are back for another episode. They started recording super late which seems to be a current trend. They discuss several topics including: Megan Thee Stallion & Tory Lanez, Talib Kweli harassing women on Twitter, Eminem being a terrible rapper, Kanye and his manic episode, the passing of John Lewis and CT Vivian, Nick Cannon being the worst kind of hotep. All Music Provided by DJCBATTLE

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